My Feed

Your feed is a live stream of activity at the event. See updates from organizers and posts from other attendees, react, comment, and share your own updates in real time.

Where to Find It

Me > Feed

Open the event-specific Me portal and select Feed. If you're registered for multiple events, Me > Feed shows a separate feed section for each one.

Sharing a session takeaway

After a panel, an attendee posts one useful takeaway and tags the topic with a hashtag so other attendees can find it, react, and comment. The post helps people who missed the session discover the discussion and continue the conversation.

Browsing the Feed

The feed displays posts in reverse chronological order, with any pinned posts from the organizer shown first. Each post shows the author's name and photo, timestamp, and content. New posts and reactions appear live without needing to refresh the page.

Use the search bar to find posts by keyword, or tap a trending hashtag to filter the feed to posts tagged with it.

Interacting with Posts

• React — tap the reaction button for a quick Like, or press and hold to choose Celebrate, Insightful, Love, or Curious.
• Comment — tap a post to see and add comments and replies.
• View a poster's profile — tap an author's name to see their recent posts and reaction count.

Sharing Posts

Create your own posts to share with other attendees:

1. Tap the compose box at the top of the feed.
2. Write your message. Type @ to mention another attendee (they'll be notified) or # to tag a topic with a hashtag.
3. Optionally attach one or more photos or a video.
4. Post it to the feed.

Your posts are visible to other attendees at the same event. You can edit or delete your own posts afterward from the post itself.

Feed Scope

The feed is scoped to your event. You only see posts from people attending the same event as you. If you are registered for multiple events, each event has its own feed.

Post for the event audience

Feed posts are visible to other attendees at the same event. Use direct messages for private follow-up, contact details, or conversations that should not appear in the event feed.

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Use the feed to share takeaways from sessions, ask questions, or coordinate meetups with other attendees. Mention someone with @ to make sure they see your post.

Connected Feature

Use Networking when a feed conversation turns into a direct connection, message, or meeting request. See Networking.

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