Feature request: when2meet clone

This is a feature request. newdle basically works like doodle. But when scheduling short meetings it's more convenient to know when people are available without having to schedule 100 tentative meetings (you quickly get there). `when2meet` does that, and outlook too for people who are using it for their agenda, which is everyone at CERN *except* physicists.

Now, as colleague wrote: "in when2meet, in order not to consent to the usage and distribution of user data for advertisement and other purposes, it is not sufficient to click the "do not consent" button, but in addition one needs to turn off several dozen buttons manually in the "manage options" menu, seemingly over and over again for each meeting. (And in the smallprint it is stated that they and the related companies decide alone which of their interests are legitimate -- it is interesting that this implies that, even according to their own definition, all the other entries that are indeed turned off by the "do not consent" button are illegitimate ...). This is very tedious. "

Could a CERN-centric when2meet clone be made available ? Or is there one already?

The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by reviewing the existing newdle scheduling flow and determining whether an existing CERN-centric solution already meets the request. Done would require an agreed scope and a working privacy-focused availability-scheduling feature, but the issue does not define its requirements.

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