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Follow curators and manage curator updates

Follow hosts whose events you care about, then manage update emails so new-event notifications stay useful.

4 min readUpdated Jul 8, 2026
Audience

Attendees and returning community members who want updates from specific hosts.

User need

I want to follow a curator or manage updates from curators I follow.

Following is a host-specific relationship

People may register for one event without wanting broad updates. Following a curator is a clearer signal that they want to hear about that host's future work.

This helps recurring hosts build a repeat audience while keeping email expectations more respectful.

Use curator follows

1

Open a curator or event page

Start from a public event page or curator profile.

2

Review the host identity

Check the curator name, bio, event style, and whether future updates would be useful to you.

3

Follow the curator

Use the follow action on the curator profile or event page.

4

Manage update preferences

Use email preference controls to adjust curator new-event updates.

Registration vs follow

Action
Meaning
Register for an event
You want to attend or join the list for that event.
Follow a curator
You want to hear about future events from that specific host.
Email preferences
You can adjust categories such as reminders, recaps, or curator updates.
Unfollow
Use when you no longer want host-specific updates.

For hosts, follows are earned

A strong profile, clear event pages, respectful emails, and useful recaps make people more likely to follow your future work.

FAQ

Do I automatically follow a curator when I register?

Not necessarily. Registration and following are different signals. Follow only when you want future updates from that host.

Can I stop curator update emails?

Use email preference controls, or contact support if you cannot find the right preference path.

Should hosts email every attendee about every future event?

No. Keep updates tied to the right relationship and respect preference signals.

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