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The filters
Department and type choose which calendar is downloaded: they stay single. Formation, game category and formula combine: ticking "Doublette" and "Triplette" returns either, and each criterion narrows the previous ones. Dates start from today, the end date included. Every change reruns the search; the Search button is there to retry after a network drop.
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Collapsing the filters
The switch, or a tap on the FILTERS header, collapses the area to leave room for the results. A line then summarises the criteria set, or says "No filter". Filters are open on every arrival, never remembered.
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Reading the list
Tournaments are sorted by date, nearest first, national and departmental mixed. A TOP 300, 500, 1000 or 2000 badge marks ranked national tournaments. In the department menu, "no calendar" flags those the server does not publish yet.
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Importing
Tapping a tournament adds it to your calendar at once. The (i) button first opens its full sheet: venue, organiser contact, registration, poster and official description, with the "Import into my calendar" button at the bottom.
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When the list is empty
The screen tells four cases apart: the server is unreachable; the department is not published yet; its calendar stops at a date it gives you; or no tournament matches your filters. "Open to all" types only exist at departmental level: the screen then asks you to choose a department.
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PREMIUM only
On the LITE plan, this screen shows a reminder instead of the catalog and offers to go through the Store. Importing from a local file remains open to everyone.
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Reporting a mistake
Wrong time, venue or price? In the (i) sheet of a tournament, from the catalogue or already imported, "Suggest a correction" opens a pre-filled form: change what is wrong, add your email and a comment, then send. Only the changed fields are sent. Hub > "My suggestions" then shows where each one stands: Pending, Accepted, Declined (with the reason), then Online once the calendar is corrected. Pull the list down to refresh it.
