Ask your sports community a useful question or collect responses to a group event. Keep informal participation separate from competition entries, class bookings and paid admission.
Use supported poll posts for a choice the community can understand. Set an optional closing time where appropriate. Members can change votes until closure, while poll definitions become fixed after voting begins or the poll closes.
A group event can collect supported attendance responses alongside the event information. State what the response means and what further action is required. An RSVP is not a payment, ticket, squad selection or guaranteed place in a sporting activity.
Keep private-group events and discussion within their approved audience. Link to an official event or competition when a separate entry or ticket is required. Do not copy restricted member information into public announcements while summarising interest.
Fictional demonstration
A fictional supporter group polls members about a volunteer meeting time, then posts the meeting details with RSVPs. A separately ticketed club evening retains its own event checkout.
Sign in, create the group and choose the visibility appropriate to its audience. Set membership and approval expectations, assign the supported roles and add a useful welcome explanation. Invite people when someone is ready to manage requests, reports and the community’s ongoing activity.
Check how this fits your club, website or event before getting started.
Poll definitions are frozen once voting begins or the poll closes, protecting the meaning of existing votes.
No. Use the event's ticketing workflow when admission requires a ticket.
Use the existing setup workflow to choose your identity, review eligibility and prepare the information you want to publish.
