New Cordn feature: Shareable group links 🔗
We've just added join requests for groups to the Cordn coordinator, the web client, and the CLI client. This means you can share a link so anyone who isn't yet a member can request to join a group.
Try it now: join our stress test group 👇
https://cordn.net/chat/b530f14c-fd6b-4023-8001-cebcdfbfb239?m=eyJuYW1lIjoiU3RyZXNzIFRlc3QiLCJpY29uIjoi8J%2BMsiJ9
Here's how it works: When a user request to join a group, a join request lands as a notification for the group admins. Any admin approves, the user receives an invitation and gets added, done. If the user doesn't have an account yet, they're prompted to log in and everything resolves transparently, no extra steps. It's the perfect onboarding tool. Share links out of band, drop them in public channels, simple and intuitive.
Read the spec: 
This feature also kicked off a new section in the Cordn specs: application specs. Rather than extending the core spec for every new feature, app specs are separate documents for ongoing development, research, and enhancements. They keep the core spec stable while giving new ideas room to breathe and evolve.
We're building Cordn as best we can, a project born out of love, with zero funding. If you like what we're doing, consider zapping me or contributing. Code, bug reports, ideas, everything helps.
Shoutout to @Joel 🇨🇭 for their first contribution to the web client, enhancing the login dialog. 🫶
Now go play. https://cordn.net is free, private, and needs no email, phone number, or KYC. Speak freely. No one can listen.
GitHub
cordn/spec/applications/join-requests.md at master · Cordn-msg/cordn
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GitHub
cordn/spec/applications at master · Cordn-msg/cordn
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