User requests
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Use your own title/description for an event
I think that an easy way to customize an event, without having to persist the details per user, would be to use query parameters to customize the event. For example, if I wanted to create a countdown to the Anthem 5K Fitness Classic, a road race in Louisville, KY and the start of the Louisville Triple Crown of Running, I could specify the following URL:
http://days.to/until/7-march?description=Anthem%205K%20Fitness%20Classic
This would display the countdown as it does today, but would display the specified description as well. I am sure that other query parameters could be specified to expand the possibilities.
13 votes -
12 votes
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Exams
Show how many days left before an examination (or exam period/week)
12 votes -
Solar Eclipse
On August 21st, there will be a total solar eclipse visible in the midwest portion of america.
11 votes -
11 votes
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Be Crazy Day
Go to school or work dressed as the craziest thing you can be. Don't let the government tear down our fun!
11 votes -
International Talk Like a Pirate Day
September 19
11 votes -
10 votes
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10 votes
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Post to Facebook
Automatically post a countdown to a users facebook feed
10 votes -
10 votes
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No School
National No school day!
9 votes -
Year 9000
9000
9 votes -
9 votes
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Life Events - Days since dieting, stopped smoking, sober
Allow users to track the numbers of days since certain life events such as starting a diet, stopping smoking, drinking or drugs.
9 votes -
Public API
An application programmers interface (API) to allow developers access to event data.
9 votes -
Kids Day
kids get the own day on jan.3
9 votes -
Allow user to select a location (show events specific to country / locale / region / area)
Allow users to select which country events are shown for. This will filter / only show events that apply to their country, and change dates/times to be specific to the selected country.
Internationalization / Localization.
8 votes -
Hunger Games
HAPPY HUNGER GAMES....MAY the odds be ever in your favor.
8 votes -
8 votes