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What would be the use case for that? Do people really (want to) manage their RSVP in that much detail?
by dewey 1y ago
What would be the use case for that? Do people really (want to) manage their RSVP in that much detail?
- bobbydavid 1y agoOtherwise, you have to choose: either you invite one adult from the household, but then the other may be unaware of the event details, or you invite both, but then you must rely on them to discover it to avoid a scenario where they both RSVP for themselves and a partner and a kid, and you end up double counting.
- rahimnathwani 1y agoInvitee age group: - kids need less food than adults - adults don't need nerf guns - kids and adults have different drink preferences. Ability to group invitees into families: - whichever parent is 'in charge' of plans for that weekend can respond - whichever parent realises there's a change of plans can edit one or more of the RSVPs - often a family will accept/decline differently for different members, e.g. older sibling isn't interested, or one parent will run errands whilst the other is at the party