FaceBook makes it easy to RSVP for events so if you say you're attending, do turn up. Respect the organizers, respect the event.
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ntt
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ooops!!
RicRoll
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Sorry sorry!!
krisandro
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tsk tsk
err ... what happened?
orcasquall
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yeah, I was expecting a lot more people since the FaceBook event had many confirmed attendance...
daphnemaia
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But.. such things always happen. 30% of the people who signed up for the bloggers' photoshoot didnt come.. *shrugs*
ѠιѕĥßøƝę
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try having 70% who confirmed but never turned up in the end.
daphnemaia
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somehow i feel tht we might be headed for erm, smb fatigue. too many too frequently?
oh, this is about smb
RicRoll
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I think the statistic for FB invites is around 50 percent no shows...
daphnemaia
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jerricklim i think for huge, less personal events, thn yes. 50% no show is not always the case lah.
Farinelli
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I went in to change my RSVP at the last minute, but then I still felt abit bad cos what diff does it make after all...?
daphnemaia
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i didnt rsvp. oops. haha. i tend not to rsvp if im not sure whether im going or not..
|||Sylv|||
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oh no sorry. i got asked to do sth last minute and forgot to change my RSVP 
miccheng
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My PHP Meetups usually get abt +- 20-30% attendance... So its normal.
miccheng
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U need to do follow-up blast via FB message as reminder of time & loc. That wld increase success rate.
miccheng
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+- 20% as in 20% who RSVPed yes, don't show up. And some who never RSVP, do show up.
upstart
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lol i'm not upset la
upstart
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but it does help others to plan better
willyfoo
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yes... it's about 50% for the Singapore Photographer turnouts as well.. I always can predict quite accurately with that