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Chicago Linkup is a unique social group whose fundamental basis is courtesy, consideration and accountability.
We take RSVPs to events very seriously, because we want everyone in the group to have confidence in each other, and to be able to plan events based on this confidence.
After all, don't you want people to show up if they say they'll show up, and don't you prefer people you can truly count on?
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Want to host an event? Please read the guidelines for hosting an event as well as the Linkup Good Hosting Guide.
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Chicago Linkup Events
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0 events total in all categories
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Currently no events are scheduled on Chicago Linkup, but this can change very quickly.
To see just how active Chicago Linkup can become, please take a look at Bay Area Linkup, covering the San Francisco Bay Area.
Your experience on Chicago Linkup depends on your participation, but most of all on your own initiative. It's up to you to create events of interest to others. If you create events of interest to others, then others will create events too. That's how it all works.
If everybody just sits around waiting for somebody else to create events, nothing will happen. So again, it's up to you.
The best thing to do when a site like this is first getting started is to create simple events of broad appeal that are obviously convenient for people. Basic events like lunch, dinner, a movie or a happy hour in an area that is easy for most people to get to are best.
It's a mistake to start off by creating events that are narrow in focus, like "female non-smoking vegans 20-25 who own dogs" or "unemployed marketing MBAs in my obscure neighborhood."
That might work if the site later grows to several thousand members, but until a site has at least 500 members, it's best to make sure your event will have broad appeal. If you create such events, and create those events persistently, Chicago Linkup will grow and become very active quickly.
The software for events on Linkup is particularly sophisticated, designed to be as effective as possible in managing your events. Please take a look at our Hosting Guide to get an idea of the full set of features of our software.
Best of luck with your events on Chicago Linkup!
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MOST RECENT MEMBERS (10)
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Mark - Chicago
profession: Case Manager for a nonprofit
interests: I enjoy reading (non-fiction especially), going to musical events (any live event with good sound), speaking Spanish (although mine is pretty bad), doing community service/volunteer events, seeing indie films and generally exploring the urban landscape.
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Raymond - Chicago
profession: Janitor/ Floor Technician
interests: Life, basketball and other sport, walking, art, food, nature, business, spirituality, history.
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Andrew - Chicago
profession: Student (engineering)
interests: Playing soccer, tennis, running, rock climbing, music (both listening and playing), concerts and outdoor festivals, meeting new people, movies, comedy, stand up comedians, and finding new things to do and get involved in.
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Kristina - Arlington Heights
profession: student & server
interests: Reading (mostly fiction), dancing (expressing myself in moves), psychology (analyzing people's behavior), cats, food & wine, cooking, intellectual conversations, jazz, long walks, yoga, astrology.
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Jeremy - Chicago
profession: Financial Planer
interests: fine dining, traveling, motorcycles, reading, working out, net working, meeting new people, learning new things
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Mike C - Chicago
profession: Product Manager for a Marketing Research firm
interests: marathon running, going to baseball games (27 stadiums down, 3 to go!), reading the onion, playing racquetball, basketball or soccer, improv shows, indie rock, Flight of the Conchords, outdoor music fests, sushi, beer and wine tasting, biking to work
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Brian - Evanston
profession: Pre-school/Elementary Teacher
interests: Writing fiction, finding old music, collaborative filmmaking (currently working on a short film project now), meeting new interesting people who look for new interesting things, exploring different cultures, conversations, storytelling, self-improvement.
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Greg - Chicago
profession: Mental Health Tecnician, Theater Artist
interests: theater, writing, bicycling, progressive politics, vegetarianism, meditation
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Pablo - Chicago
profession: Consultant-Legal
interests: I am drawn to photography, literature, international travel (discovering that I only know that I know nothing), comedy (because life is too short or long), dancing and tennis.
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Tim - Chicago
profession: Software Engineer
interests: I love playing sports (football, basketball, soccer are my top 3), I love movies and theater (yea I like operas/musicals, I like going to museums (especially arts), and I'm a huge fan of good cooking, especially international foods :)
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