
The list
Organizers put themselves here. The council does not inspect events, approve entries or charge for anything, and being on this list is not a condition of using the seal: the seal is free to anyone, listed or not. The list exists for the reader who wants to see where the Standard is actually in use, and for the organizer who wants their event counted.

Add yours
Six fields and a logo if you have one. Nothing is reviewed and nothing is approved: your event appears on the list as soon as you send this, and we email you a link that takes it down again whenever you want.
Done
It is on this page now, and a copy of everything, with the link that removes it, is on its way to your inbox. Here is the seal, and an embed code already pointing at the page you gave us.
PNG versions, the copyable SVG source and the rules for using the seal are on the Seals page. Displaying a seal accepts the Seal Usage License, which asks three things of you and promises nothing about your event on the council's behalf.
Removing a listing
The entry stops being published straight away. Nothing else changes: the seal is yours to keep using, because it never depended on this list. You can add the event again at any time.