![]() ![]() "Invitation" is an English word which means a polite offer to someone, who then has the choice to accept or refuse. Perhaps I can help with use of English here. Sending a link is one thing - we can't usually expect to know if they actually used the link. That is bad - please don't join Adobe in the Awful Customer Service Club. ![]() This change seems to have been made without asking users and without any warning or announcement. It is really important to me - and it seems many, many users - to know whether someone is or is not sharing folders to which they have been invited. I then find they are not, or may not even have a Dropbox acount. I have several cases now where I think someone is sharing because I invited them and I have no information to the contrary. It is really important to know, as we used to, whether someone has actually accepted a share invitation and used it. I hate to waste your time, but this is driving me crazy and I appreciate your help. beside them to share or folder settings | Files is completely empty | Links has a few individual files listed, but it only says Delete Link or Link Settings. So, just curious, how do I know if a shared folder has been joined on the page you point out? When I go to my Shared page, I see: On the Folders page, a list of folders with only the. Seems like that would be an important thing to know! Now all I see is "So and So can edit", but that doesn't tell me if they have actually opened the folder or not. I'm quite sure it said something like "So and So has joined the folder". Perhaps I am not remembering exactly the way it worked, but I do know that it was accessible from the page where the folders are listed with the little round icons on the right. I know there used to be a way to know if someone had joined the folder because I relied on that for knowing if my ads were being received by the agency in time. ![]()
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