[Closed]Chinese New Year @ WSSS - 271130ZJAN17

[RonnyMartin]

Server: Training Server

Region: Singapore & Kuala Lumpur

Airport: WSSS

Time: 1130Z

NOTAM: *Let’s welcome this new Chinese year, Rooster’s Year with a cool group flight in every Chinese Livery(any aircraft) you prefer!

Spawn at your parkings(given 15min before start) at 1130UTC Please. We fly from WSSS to WMKK (well next year I think we will be able to do it in CHINA ;-) -As Global wants 😂😂😂 )

Event chat will be open in IFSFG FACEBOOK GROUP (if you are not member please contact me on messenger - Ronny Martin - ) 15min before and all checked in pilots will be invited to it.

Cu guys!*

[Thomas_Thuta]

There is already a Chinese New Year event

[kevirtual]

I can’t find it though?

[Nathan]

Please stop reverting my changes to the title. It follows the #live:events guidelines which you didn’t format correctly. :)

[quote] Topic titles must include start location and time of the event in the following format:
Event Title @ ICAO - DDHHMMZMONYY [/quote]

[kevirtual]

Yep, please also refrain from writing in upper case too! :)

[RonnyMartin]

Is this message for me???

[Thomas_Thuta]

Celebrating Lunar New Year with Vietnam Airlines @ WMKK - 271500ZJAN17

The irony though.

[kevirtual]

Yep, only saw it after.

[RonnyMartin]

It’s later this event
As we are gonna repeat ours later too
You are free to chose if you participate or not ;-)
Cu

[Nathan]

Yes, you keep changing the title back to its incorrect form when I corrected it for you. If you have any questions, you can always PM me.

[RonnyMartin]

What was the mistake exactly please?
I would have appreciate telling me before you change it so I can see the difference if there was a mistake.
By the way I didn’t see you’ve changed anything (perhaps in capital letters?) I only changed the title from new Chinese to Chinese new.

[CannedAviation]

The “Z” (Zulu) is always capitalized, and the first three letters of the month is always capitalized when it comes to events. That’s what’s changed and you need to follow the event format correctly.