Many "early adopters" have incredible ideas to improve Evernote but don't "speak the language" and have no clue on how to contact and present ideas to potential developers. Someone please figure out a way to do this! In the meantime, if there is a developer who wants to discuss a world class idea for the commercial real estate industry, please contact me. john.mccarthy@cushwakenm.com

a Feed for upcomming events or a smal API with the folling data: title; short description, location[ e.g. country, address]

Thanks for an amazing product, I have one feature I'd really like. My team submitted just in time at the end of our hackathon and we couldn't figure out how to add my name to the project. We didn't see any warning that this wouldn't be allowed after submission, we were just trying to do it by the deadline. We won 2nd place but I don't think the judges looking at the project will be able to reach out to me for job stuff and I won't be able to point to the description on HL when I'm describing it.

Please indicate what wiki syntax you use so we can figure out how to craft wiki pages.

The hackathon list I believe should be more flexible. Users should be able to categorize it by area or interest possibly. Another important thing would be to segment the hackathon list into multiple pages when viewing all of them as there is a horrible lag due to the current setup.

Can't edit project I CREATED after adding it. Also can't add myself to it. What is going on??

I want to delete a project that I create and also easily remove team members if they are no longer on the team.

I am participating in a Hackathon as kind of UX consultant for two teams, but after I have created one project, I can't find how to join another one. That should be allowed...

Here is the thing, all the hackatons looks nice to me :)! It sounds great to share with other devs, How do I know the languages and technologies of a project such a way I can be a good a set for the hackaton?
Regards

Hackathons run on sponsorship. I'd like to be able to recognize them on the page so I can promote our hacker league page more easily.

When I post a hackathon page to twitter, or link a specific project, it would be cool if it showed a twitter card summary: https://dev.twitter.com/docs/cards

If a team wins, as an organizer, I'd like to be able to show what prizes were awarded.

I've only organized a hackathon on Hacker League, but my profile that shows I haven't attended any.

put a tab on the web so that we could add the hackathons to our google calendar

i missed the deadline and i would like to show the project anyway.
is it possible? should i ask the organiser?

Sort hackathons by different values, such as date, location, name, etc...