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Adding Guests in Slack

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Description

How to add a Single Channel Guest to the #slackers channel:

  1. Click the workspace name, i.e. UAB Research Computing upper left
  2. Click the "More" button if needed, to the right of the Workspace tray
  3. Click "People" to open the "People" menu in the Slack app
  4. Click Invite People near the top-right to invite someone
    • Enter their email address
    • Invite as: Guest
    • Channel: #slackers
    • Expiration Date: None, unless advised otherwise
    • Enter a message and click Invite

Important: Inviting a user via the channel admin -> members panel will add them as either part of our license or Slack Connect. Not as a guest

Important: Do not add people to multiple channels using any part of the interface. Doing so causes us to be billed for them as full members.

Source: https://uab-rc.slack.com/archives/C3DKX8WRF/p1683038046301069

Updated 2024-08-08

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The issue contains Slack guest-invitation instructions and links to the source Slack message, but it does not identify a documentation file or state where the content should be added. Start by locating the repository's documentation structure; done means the instructions are published in the appropriate location without changing the stated Slack guidance.

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Assessment

Domain
documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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