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I don't know how to best prioritize invites, because I may want to invite friends, got 3 invites available, and it takes several days for any invites to generat
by Aachen 3y ago
I don't know how to best prioritize invites, because I may want to invite friends, got 3 invites available, and it takes several days for any invites to generate on an account. Yesterday I posted an rot13-encoded invite, for today let me try a random other tactic: if you have a blog, portfolio, projects on codeberg/gitlab/whatever, just some kind of creations online, send your website or profile page to [REMOVED] (literally just send a link as email body, don't need to add more text) and if you're the first, I'll send back an invite, and if you're not, I'll also reply. I will edit this post when it's gone.
Note that I can't email back to Microsoft domains because they block the IP range I'm part of because of previous ownership and they don't give a fuck. Google should work, but treats/misclassifies most low-volume senders as spam by default so be aware to check that. (Haven't had problems with other email hosters.)
My thinking is that someone with online creations is more likely to have something to post, to be a contributor, compared to when I post the invite here for any lurker/voter to grab. Voting is good, but so far I'm kinda missing the broad offering of content on tildes that you'd see on reddit, things like amateur astrophotography in r/space or the OC in r/dataisbeautiful.
Edit: the invite is used, so I removed the email address. One person with a gmail address emailed me, let me know if you didn't receive the invite within a few minutes!