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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maddman75" data-source="post: 5050947" data-attributes="member: 2673">Cross-posting from that board with all the hooligans.If you really want to steal functionality, look at Meetup.com. They've done wonders for our town since I started a group. It gives us a place to talk, to schedule local games, and to arrange meetups in a public place before you start telling folks what your address is. I think ownership is an important part of it as well. Maybe something were if you're a gamer in Syracuse NY you can start the ENWorld Syracuse group or whatever, and other Gamers Seeking Gamers can see it and join in. Helps narrow things down by geography which is really one of the central problems with finding gamers.I know you've got groups now and someone could theoretically do this, but having it integrated could make it so much more useful. If I'm in the next town over and I look for groups in New York, I can see there's a group in Syracuse. When I join if I enter my zip code it will tell me 'hey, there's an ENWorld Game Group in your city!'.The Meetup structure has led to more gaming than we know what to do with, and our meetups have gone from a single game to an entire weekend.</blockquote>