We have a monthly recurring Webinar series scheduled. I made two changes that are not showing up in our connected google calendars. 

1. From this series we had to cancel 1 event.
   I deleted the event from the series, however, it still shows up in the Google Calendars of my colleagues. We are now worried it also still shows in our customers calendars. How can I deleted it from all calendars? 
   
   
2. Changed the date of the series 
   We had to change the date of the series, from every 2nd Tuesday of the month to every 3rd Tuesday of the month. This change is also not being reflected in the Google Calendars. The next event still shows on the 11th June instead of the week after. 
   
   Please help! 

We got an event with more than 40 sessions. 

Attendee got the full list of the sessions in session page but as the session can be simultaneous or in different langage it's confusing

is there way to apply a filter by category (subject/topic/langage) for exemple?

Thank's

In our case we removed people after the webinar finished who were still hanging around, because we had a post-webinar evaluation we did not want everyone included in. The people we removed were not disruptive, and we *do* want them to get the follow-up email.  So we wanted to check if they will get the email automatically or not after being removed, and if not is there is any way to change their status now that the webinar is over so they *do* get the email.  Thanks. 

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