During my project I have many new friends and followers in a city, and I am about to go there. I want to meet them in a group talk. I think the correct word for it is "fan meeting", but I feel quite ashamed for using that word, as it sounds like I'm arrogant. Is there a more neutral way to describe that? I don't think "follower meeting" is natural, and people can see through it that it's just another way to use "fan meeting".
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1There must be content you are planning besides patting each other's backs. Focus on that instead of a synonym for fan meeting, which will be ... a fan meeting. Will you present a project update?– Yosef BaskinCommented Dec 29, 2020 at 14:48
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1@YosefBaskin yes, in that meeting surely people will ask about the project, for example the motivation I commit to this project, the outcome, my future life, etc. But I imagine this is an informal talk, when I also ask about their life and the like, rather than a presentation with slideshows and chart and data...– OokerCommented Dec 29, 2020 at 15:51
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It's just called a meetup.
You'll be organizing it, and they know who you are.
If you need an event title, call it, for example: @Ooker Austin Meetup
Per your comment, if you want to suggest that this is a big event, try @Ooker 2021 Austin Meetup
answered Dec 29, 2020 at 16:00
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1Perhaps I should have used @Ooker San Francisco Meetup as an example... Commented Jan 13, 2021 at 5:25
Given the context, I think that whatever term you use instead of 'fan' would ultimately imply the same thing. Would you consider using 'supporter' instead of 'fan'? You can say 'Supporters' Group Meeting'.
