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Use this walkthrough to place important published work in Expo, confirm where it appears, and remove it when it no longer belongs in the showcase.

Use this walkthrough to find selected work without searching the entire document library. For the broader purpose of the showcase, start with the [Expo overview](../expo.md).

Expo turns selected published work into a focused showcase for a space and its areas. Use this guide to understand what appears at each level, explore community highlights, or maintain the selection as a space owner.

Expo is the official showcase for a space and its areas. It brings selected posts, articles, events, goals, and documents into one visual collection so visitors can quickly understand what the community values and has accomplished.

Use this walkthrough to keep a published event accurate as plans change. You will update the event article, make only the schedule changes allowed by its current state, and confirm that the article and event card still agree.

Use this walkthrough to find an event that matters to you, read its full context, share your attendance plans, and keep a personal shortcut for later. The journey may begin in Events, on an About page, or in Search, but the event's linked article remains the durable place for its details and discussion.

Use this walkthrough to prepare a scheduled community occasion privately, then publish it for members of the right space, subspace, or activity. You will finish with an event card that opens into a detailed event article.

Events helps a community plan scheduled occasions, make likely attendance visible, and preserve the surrounding context after the date has passed. Use this guide to understand the event model or follow a complete journey from private draft to lasting community record.

Events gives a community one place to coordinate scheduled moments such as planning sessions, workshops, demos, larger meetings, and shared deadlines. It keeps the date and expected attendance easy to scan while giving every event enough room to explain why people should join. Events belongs to the area where the occasion is organized. A space can host community-wide events, while a subspace or activity can keep a more focused schedule close to the people and work it concerns. This makes Events

An event article is the durable home for a scheduled community occasion. The event card gives members a compact view of what is happening and when; opening it reveals the fuller explanation, conversation, and related material that people need before, during, and after the event. This pairing keeps scheduling and context together. Members can scan Events to make an attendance decision, then open the same event to understand the agenda, contribute to the discussion, or revisit what happened later.