> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://swing-jam.gitbook.io/swing-jam-101/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://swing-jam.gitbook.io/swing-jam-101/key-features/publish-your-docs.md).

# Post Events & Socials

You might wonder where all these event listings come from. Some of them are edited, reviewed, and published by our admins — usually our staff — but many events and socials are contributed directly by dancers who share local information they know. 

So besides finding events, you can also share the events and socials you know!

### Post an event

On the \[Post] page, you can tap \[Share an Event] to publish a new event. All events require review and approval from the Swing Jam admins, unless you are a registered organizer.

### Post a Social

On the \[Post] page, you can tap \[Share a Social] to publish a social dance. All socials also require admin review and approval, unless you are a registered organizer.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you tap Questions about this event/social?] in the top-right corner of an event or social detail page, you can see the history of changes to that listing, including when it was updated and by whom.
{% endhint %}


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