AddEvent vs. Yalendar

I'd land at 8.5/10 overall, please, or a B/B+. Based on the prior question where I can spot 4/four potentialities for ongoing improvement, yet I came up with more 'you're doing this well/very well', the grade/ranking is earned. It's great in situations were: An organization is creating/promoting MANY events, like we do. There are VARIOUS/VARIED types of events, esp cadence. Not everyone is using (thanktully) the exact same calendaring apps/sites ( a mix, of O365 and G-Workspace, et al. )

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"The next logical step" was easy to understand. Everything was simple and straightforward. I appreciate how there wasn't a bunch of extra capabilities -- the ux was very focused on the main problem it was solving. I signed up and created the first event in minutes without reading any help docs or needing any extra training.

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The only two/2 which I can point to autentically are the two primarily calendaring options ( GWorkspace/Calendar; O365/MS Calendar ). We were ever so briefly -- less than a 1/2 mos -- considering some research in mid 2024 on add't alternatives, yet that open discussion didn't take hold. AddEvent was already the default for ~1y (if not a bit longer) by then, so it had to be knocked aside by something quite good, and we never got to the deeper analysis part.

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