Adding people to conversations in PF

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To add a person to a conversation on the site, use the "invite more" button located under the conversation participants block. There was an issue with the "invite others" feature, possibly due to a security setting. The discussion also notes that there is a limit of six participants per conversation. The thread concludes with a mention of ongoing efforts to address potential hacking issues. Overall, the conversation provides clarity on adding participants and highlights a security concern.
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How do I add a person to a conversation on this site?
 
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See my PM reply -- did that work?

EDIT -- It did not...
 
The "invite others" didn't. I assume the hacker turned it off somehow (private conversation?).

I sent you the Pasta and got the answer you gave which I'll repeat for the edification of anyone else as stupid as I am:

There's an "invite more" button under the conversation participants block on the right.

So the thread is answered and berkeman is hunting hackers. Good luck berkman.
 
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FYI, the last time that I checked, there is also a limit of six people in a conversation.
 
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