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# Frequently Asked

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<summary>Can I use this app without logging in?</summary>

Yes! You can browse all event, social, and organization information freely until you want to favorite events, share information, or save your personal data.

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<summary>It seems I can edit event and social information directly in the app—does that involve any risk?</summary>

Please don’t worry. All submitted information will be reviewed by us before it is published. In addition, any changes to an event’s details will appear under \[Questions to this event/social?] in the top-right corner of the event detail page. If you notice any incorrect information or have questions about a listing, you can request an update or contact us.

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<summary>I am an organizer, where should I register my organization or post my event?</summary>

You can register your organization from the **Settings** page. Click the “**Register My Organization**” button to start the registration process. Once your organization application is approved by the admin, your organization page will become visible to everyone on the platform.

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After your organization is successfully registered, the registrant and any authorized organization members will see two additional buttons on the “**+**” Post page: “**Publish Event as Organizer**” and “**Publish Social as Organizer**". Using these buttons, you can publish events and socials on behalf of the organization directly without review.\
In addition, on the event or social detail pages created under the organization, you will see a green “**Edit**” button in the top bar. This allows you to edit the event or social information directly without requiring approval.

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<summary>I am an organizer, does other dancer can edit my event, socials or even org info?</summary>

Yes. We understand that many organizers are busy with regular work and can’t always update every single detail in time. That’s why, on Swing Jam, every dancer can suggest changes to event information, as long as the updates are accurate and made in good faith.

But no worries, we'll review every event and social submission to make sure everything looks right before it goes live.

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<summary>Can my passport be seen by others?</summary>

Only if you are tagged in an event page successfully. And your profile is public by **Default.**

Your passport visibility settings control what others can see:

* **Public** — All information is visible to others.
* **Partially Visible** — Others can see your basic info, your 3 most recent events, awards, and contribution roles.
* **Private** — Others can only see your avatar and nickname.

To change this, visit the **Passport Visibility Settings** page.

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<summary>I am from Mainland China and why I can't use this app directly?</summary>

We're working on making this more accessible. Currently, the app runs on Google Cloud and requires a VPN to access.

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If you didn't find the answers you need, please contact us.

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* Email: <swingjamapp@gmail.com>


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