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<blockquote data-quote="RainOfSteel" data-source="post: 5550637" data-attributes="member: 24460">My issue was the reverse.Yesterday, I noticed I had a group invitation pending.&nbsp; It was my first group invite here on EnWorld.&nbsp; I studied the invitation carefully, searching for the link or button to accept the invite.&nbsp; Nothing was there.I clicked through to the group, but did not see anything (see below).I went back to the invite and stared at it a while longer, and still found nothing.I clicked on Join Social Groups, and then searched for the group, and found my invite again, which did not provide a way to accept the invite.After about 10 minutes of cycling through this, I started using cntl+f to search for &quot;join&quot; and &quot;accept&quot; on a web page, and finally found a join link at the very bottom of the group's web page, which was a ways down the page and off the screen.My recommendation: Put join and decline links on the invite.&nbsp; From a human-interface design standpoint, that it where you would expect the options to be.&nbsp; As a second option, perhaps move them somewhere to the top of the group's page where they will be immediately visible upon visiting it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RainOfSteel, post: 5550637, member: 24460"] My issue was the reverse. Yesterday, I noticed I had a group invitation pending. It was my first group invite here on EnWorld. I studied the invitation carefully, searching for the link or button to accept the invite. Nothing was there. I clicked through to the group, but did not see anything (see below). I went back to the invite and stared at it a while longer, and still found nothing. I clicked on Join Social Groups, and then searched for the group, and found my invite again, which did not provide a way to accept the invite. After about 10 minutes of cycling through this, I started using cntl+f to search for "join" and "accept" on a web page, and finally found a join link at the very bottom of the group's web page, which was a ways down the page and off the screen. My recommendation: Put join and decline links on the invite. From a human-interface design standpoint, that it where you would expect the options to be. As a second option, perhaps move them somewhere to the top of the group's page where they will be immediately visible upon visiting it. [/QUOTE]

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