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Facebook Event Invite Policy 2015

  • Jaxx Sessions
  • Jan 8, 2015
  • 1 min read

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As of 2015, Facebook has established new restrictions for how many event invites a user can send at one time and how many pending invites an event can have, according to users who are seeing a notification preventing them from inviting more friends. Here is the message our artists are getting:

The Facebook Help Center confirms that users cannot send more than 100 event invites at a time and an event can only have 300 pending invites at once. This could hinder the efforts of some event planners, musicians & promoters, but also help users avoid getting too many invitations. As a result, event organizers might experiment with Facebook’s paid options for promoting events to users who are most likely to be interested in them.The social network has long had different mechanisms in place to limit spam and unwanted invitations, but this latest cap seems to be a development from some time in July of 2014 or before. Live On Analog Records president Jaxx Sessions pointed out these rules last week and is notifying his artists this month of the changes in facebooks policy.

 
 
 

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