• Media Coverage: We collect articles, blog posts, and social media posts that cover our events.
• Photos & Videos: Photos and videos taken during the events or promotional material for the events.
• Write-ups: Blog posts, articles, or reports written about our events, either by organizers, participants, or journalists.

Coverage Categories

Pre-event PR

Coverage that happens before the event, such as announcements, promotional posts, and press releases.

Event Coverage

Content created during or after the event, including:

• Photos: Event photos shared on social media or on photography platforms
• Videos: Both official event videos and content created by participants
• Reels/Shorts: Short-form video content from platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook
• Write-ups: Detailed articles, reports, or blog posts about the event
• Media Coverage: Articles or features in traditional or online media

Coverage pages

• Coverage/algorave
• Coverage/bangkok
• Coverage/creativecodingmeetup
• Coverage/hacktoberfest2022
• Coverage/javascriptbangkok2
• Coverage/learn2
• Coverage/scisart
• Coverage/sht1
• Coverage/sht2
• Coverage/sht3
• Coverage/sht4
• Coverage/sht5
• Coverage/sht6
• Coverage/sht7
• Coverage/sht8
• Coverage/wind2
• Coverage/ycc1

Creating Coverage Pages

Template Structure

{% render 'EventBox', name: ref %}

# Live

- [Live stream title](URL) - Description
- [Another live stream](URL) - Description

# Write-ups

- ["Article Title" by Author Name](URL) - Brief description
- ["Another Article" by Another Author](URL) - Brief description

# Videos

- ["Video Title" by @username](URL) - Description
- [Official Event Video](URL) - Description

# Photos

- ["Photo Album Title"](URL) - Description
- [Official Event Photos](URL) - Description

# Code

- [Repository Name - description](GitHub URL)
- [Another Repository](GitHub URL)

# Documents

- [Document Title](URL) - Description

Content Categories

Live Streams

• Official streams - Main event broadcasts
• Talks and sessions - Individual presentation recordings
• Behind the scenes - Setup, networking, informal moments

Write-ups

• Participant blogs - Personal experiences and reflections
• Technical articles - Deep dives into projects or topics
• Media coverage - News articles and press coverage
• Organizer reflections - Behind-the-scenes perspectives

Videos

• Event highlights - Promotional or summary videos
• Individual talks - Recorded presentations
• Project demos - Participant showcases
• Interviews - Conversations with speakers or participants

Photos

• Official photography - Professional event photos
• Social media posts - Instagram, Facebook, Twitter posts
• Participant photos - Community-shared images
• Behind the scenes - Setup, organization, candid moments

Code Repositories

• Event infrastructure - Websites, registration systems
• Participant projects - Hackathon submissions, demos
• Tools and utilities - Supporting software and scripts

Documents

• Sponsor materials - Calls for sponsorship, proposals
• Press kits - Media resources and information
• Presentations - Slides and supporting materials

Attribution Standards

Required Information

• Author/Creator - Who created the content
• Platform/Source - Where it was originally published
• Date - When it was created or published
• Brief description - What the content covers

Format Examples

- ["Article Title" by Author Name](URL) - Brief description of content
- [Video Title by @username](URL) - What the video shows or discusses
- [Photo Album Name](URL) - What events or moments are captured

Crediting Guidelines

• Use real names when available and appropriate
• Include social handles for attribution (e.g., @username)
• Link to original source whenever possible
• Respect privacy - don't share private content without permission

Contributing Coverage

If you have coverage items to add:

1. Identify the event - Find the appropriate page in /Coverage directory
2. Choose the right category - Live, Write-ups, Videos, Photos, Code, Documents
3. Use proper attribution - Include author, source, and description
4. Follow the format - Use the template structure above
5. Create new pages if needed - Follow existing page patterns

Creating New Coverage Pages

When creating coverage for a new event:

1. Use the event slug - Name the file Coverage/<event-slug>.md
2. Start with EventBox - Always include {% render 'EventBox', name: ref %}
3. Organize by category - Use the template sections above
4. Link appropriately - Reference the main event page
5. Update regularly - Add new coverage as it becomes available