Event dates in auto-published social posts

When an article auto-drips to your social feeds and that article's type is named "Event" / "Events", Turtini automatically appends the event date(s) and location to the social post body.

What gets added:
A line like:
Sat, May 17, 6:00 PM · Selden Market
Sat, May 17, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Selden Market
Fri, Jun 13, 6:00 PM · Sat, Jun 14, 10:00 AM (when the article has multiple event dates)

The format adapts:
• Single date — weekday, month, day, time
• All-day — drops the time
• Same-day range — shows start time + end time
• Multi-day range — shows full start and end
• Multiple date entries — joined with " · "
• Location name — appended after the date when present (URL is omitted to keep posts clean)

Custom templates:
If you've set a textTemplate in your social drip config (Builder → Socials → Drip), you can use the new placeholder {eventDate} to control where the line appears. For example:
"Mark your calendar: {title}\n\n{eventDate}\n\n{summary}"
Templates that don't include {eventDate} get the line auto-appended at the end (so existing templates keep working).

Non-event articles:
Articles without the Event/Events type — or event articles with no eventDates filled in — post exactly as they did before. The drip keeps your normal newsletter flow intact.

Where to configure the drip:
Builder → Socials tab → Drip articles to social → enable + pick cadence + accounts. The 5-minute scheduled-post cron picks up dripped posts automatically.