Help · If you were sent a link
Host a table
A table is a link you share. Your people join it one at a time, each with their own name, and you see who is sitting with you.
What you need
- A Moment whose page offers “Host a table”: one that seats people at tables and has a capacity.
How
- Press “Host a table” on the Moment’s page and confirm your email, exactly as for “I’d love to come”.
- You land on your table: the lowest free one, with your seat in it and a link of its own. A table of ten is you and nine guests.
- Give the table a name if you like, and tick “Show this name to the people who open the link” if they may see it. Until then it is yours and the committee’s.
- Press “Share the link” and send it to the people you want with you, in whatever chat you already use.
- Come back to the table page, signed in, to see the first names of everyone who has joined.
What happens then
- If the link gets somewhere it should not, press “Get a new link” on the table page. The old link stops working at once.
- Where the page states a seat price, it is the whole price, GST included, with nothing added for paying by card.
- Paying for a seat is decided in principle and not built yet. Until it is, the page says what a seat costs and the committee says how to pay.
What Rally Round never does here
- Ask you to underwrite the table. Each guest takes their own seat.
- Show your guests’ names to each other unless each of them ticks that it may. Yours shows to them as the captain, first name only.