Hi folks, To avoid spam/flood, the Slack invite link we create is only valid for 30 days (that's a "protection" from Slack).
It means that we should update the website every month to update the invite. Some Apache projects (like Apache Pinot) are using Community Inviter: https://communityinviter.com/ Here's the example for Apache Pinot: https://communityinviter.com/apps/apache-pinot/apache-pinot The principal is that we register an "admin" email address (basically the PMC/private mailing list). People can ask for the invite on communityinviter and then the PMC approve/decline the request. No need to update the Slack invite directly on the website anymore, the communityinviter link is always valid (and moderated). Thoughts ? PS: for the Iceberg community member, Iceberg Slack has exactly the same "issue". I would be happy to propose the same approach to the Iceberg community. Regards JB
