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Be sure to take time to celebrate accomplishments at the end of the event. This gives participants a better feeling than when the event just ends without any summary. If possible, have people "demo" what they have done, even if it is just showing a new article page.
Be sure to take time to celebrate accomplishments at the end of the event. This gives participants a better feeling than when the event just ends without any summary. If possible, have people "demo" what they have done, even if it is just showing a new article page.


Also, share the event accomplishments via a blog post, to celebrate publicly as well.  
==After the event==
Share the event accomplishments via a blog post, to celebrate publicly in addition to the demo at the end of the event.  


Finally, also thank participants individually, via email, with a personal note about what they contributed. This both helps them feel appreciated, and encourages them to continue with what they started during the event.
Finally, also thank participants individually, via email, with a personal note about what they contributed. This both helps them feel appreciated, and encourages them to continue with what they started during the event.
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