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  -      Launched in 2003, before Flickr or Facebook, Upcoming was the first site to use a social 
  -      network for event discovery. After two years, Upcoming was acquired by Yahoo, running for 
  -      a decade before Yahoo shuttered it in 2013.
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      p.
        Special thanks to <a href="https://twitter.com/textfiles">Jason Scott</a>, 
        <a href="http://www.archiveteam.org/">Archive Team</a>, and the <a href="https://archive.org/">Internet 
        Archive</a> for their complete save of the original Upcoming.org archives, and everyone who 
        contributed their time and spare cycles to rescue the data.
        
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        My deepest eternal gratitude to my wife Ami and my son Eliot for being everything.
  
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        h1 About Upcoming
      
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        #[strong Upcoming] is a simple way to share and discover interesting events from your friends, followers, and the artists and organizations you care about.
        
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        Upcoming wasn't built for event promoters, organizers, or venues &mdash; it was built for you. Add the stuff you're most excited about going to, recommend interesting stuff you find, and follow people with tastes like your own.
                
      p Everything on Upcoming was added by the community, not from feeds or scraped from around the web. It's a curated list of events from the people that use it every day.
        
  