Modify Membership Request Emails To Include More Information About Users

[thelittlevoice]

Title
Modify Membership Request Emails To Include More Information About Users

Short, concise description of the idea
Modify the membership request e-mails to include more information about users. This will make it possible to tend to requests from e-mail, rather than the "Pending Membership Requests" page.

Full description of the ideaThis

Comments

[thelittlevoice]

I'll add the text-only version as a comment in the issues. Want to make sure anyone could use it in whatever method they usually get it in.

[turlough]

+1

[emberleo]

Yeah, that's basically what my request was pointing out that this is a response to - I didn't even realize there *was* an HTML version that had better until I made the request pointing out the lack in the plain text emails.

--Ember--

[dropsofviolet]

I love this! I would love it even more if this was how the normal friending worked too. +1

[drblkcrab]

I agree totally. One should have the ability to reject or add friends and disallow people from random friending!

[azurelunatic]

There's a suggestion on rejecting friending here: http://community.livejournal.com/suggestions/829978.html

[azurelunatic]

Ditto; it would be very nice to get that set of information when someone new added me instead of just their username.

[lied_ohne_worte]

Good idea, nicely presented

[thelittlevoice]

Good thoughts. And I'm not sure on all the fields and what can / cannot be presented. I just wanted to try and address the adult content on this. In a previous suggestion of mine, someone mentioned that they use that piece of information if a community is adult-oriented. It'd make it easier if something addressing it were shown in the membership e-mail.

[azurelunatic]

I believe that's automatic -- if your community is Explicit Adult and they're a minor, they just plain don't get to join, and the maintainer never sees that they tried.

[emberleo]

My inclination would actually be the other way around - I largely don't care what their birthdate says, but whether they can view adult content is directly pertinent to whether they should be in a particular group that discusses adult content.

--Ember--

[ex_uniquewo]

+1

[rizzo]

Lovely presentation.

+1