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Share post-event materials only when they are useful, safe to publish, and respectful of attendee privacy.

5 min readUpdated Jun 22, 2026

Use this page after the event

Post-event content can include notes, slide links, reading lists, worksheets, recipes, playlists, or a short summary. It does not need to be a polished media gallery.

The key question is whether the resource helps attendees or future attendees without exposing private information.

Prepare resources safely

  1. 1

    Choose useful materials

    Select resources that support the event outcome, such as slides, references, worksheets, or next steps.

  2. 2

    Remove private information

    Check files and notes for attendee names, emails, private comments, payment details, or personal stories.

  3. 3

    Confirm permission

    Get permission before publishing attendee photos, quotes, names, or personal work.

  4. 4

    Add to recap or content area

    Use the available event recap or content area to add links, files, or summaries.

  5. 5

    Preview the page

    Open the public page and confirm that resources appear in the right context.

Resource safety checklist

  • No attendee email or private form data is visible.

  • Photos or quotes have permission.

  • Slides do not expose private discussion notes.

  • Links work for the intended audience.

  • The recap is still useful without media.

  • Sensitive resources are not posted publicly by accident.

Text-only is fine

If media is not ready or not safe to share, publish a short recap and useful links instead.

FAQ

Do I need attendee permission for photos?

Yes, get appropriate permission before publishing identifiable attendee photos or personal work.

Can I share slides publicly?

Yes if the slides are yours to share and do not contain private attendee or third-party material.

What if I have no resources?

A short written recap with next steps is enough.

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