You can now customize Invite email message when inviting user to forum, topic or message.
The resulting invite email will look like:
10개의 좋아요
This worries me. If Discourse is checking for the link before sending, why not alert the user that they must include the link, instead of silently ignoring the message?
4개의 좋아요
Good point! Added on my list. 
2개의 좋아요
Agreed – or just prevent the button from being pressed, if that key string is not present in the text? That might be simpler.
3개의 좋아요
My concern here is that people don’t understand templates.
Instead why not simply give them a dedicated spot in the invite for a “custom message” and then allow them to add it in here.
It just feels a little bit too flexible and “technical” this way to me.
4개의 좋아요
Sure, I support that – @techapj can you change it so
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When “custom message” is expanded, a textbox with some suggested copy is shown. No template, just plain text:
Hey, I thought you might enjoy this topic!
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If user enters text, that is inserted into the template on their behalf in the
{user_custom_message}template field or what have you.
7개의 좋아요
Note that this is also safer – with the current design, the sender could totally subvert the message, maybe even use it for spamming.
3개의 좋아요
Okay, done via:
https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/40e9e1be6642b1faa91c0f8c0aaec8f7cd5dfab5
Updated the OP to reflect the same.
5개의 좋아요
hmm, this message could be better:
FEATURE: user-friendly custom message · discourse/discourse@40e9e1b · GitHub
This invitation is from a trusted user, so you won’t need to log in.
How about something like this:
This invitation is from a trusted user, so an account will be created for you automatically.
You’ll get another email with instructions on how to sign in next time.
4개의 좋아요
Sure, I think that suffices; no need to add another extra line.
