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For those that prefer a more visual guide, I've created one here: https://flowshare.io/flow/how-to-block-spam-invitations-from-your-google-calendar https://flow
by joshi4 7y ago
For those that prefer a more visual guide, I've created one here: https://flowshare.io/flow/how-to-block-spam-invitations-from-your-google-calendar https://flowshare.io/flow/how-to-block-spam-invitations-from.... It has a screenshot for every step(desktop) and less than 50 words in total.
- samstave 7y agoI have my own slack, just for me. I ise it to have all my calendar invites go to a cal channel... Can you write up that? Then all peoples cals can go to their personal slack regardless of source
- chopete 7y agoVery concise. Btw, I see that you created this tool. It is a brilliant tool. Just wish people would start using this tool to explain the steps instead of writing them in ad filled/narrow column pages.
- joshi4 7y agoThanks ! Let me know if you run into any problems using the site
- klausjensen 7y agoThat's a very cool tool, congrats. :)
- joshi4 7y agoThanks !
- wtmt 7y agoEven with detailed screenshots for this, the number of steps would be mind boggling for an average web user. BTW, could you please create a Firefox extension for your site? I see that you only have a Chrome extension.
- joshi4 7y agowhat would you change to make it easier for the average user ?
- wtmt 7y agoThat was a criticism of the platform settings being complex to follow since the options are scattered across a few different screens. Google should be the one to make it easier for the average user, if it desires to.