You can now send multiple invitations to join your circle. Enter the e-mail addresses separated by a semi-colon. Circle.me allows you to invite up to 15 people at a time.
Invitations are now treated like individual messages. You will see them in your list of sent messages and will be able to use the “Trail” function once the invitee accepts your invitation.
The World of circle.me 
August 28, 2009 at 9:53 am |
As a LinkedIn user, whenever I invite someone to join my personal network on LinkedIn, the invitation is automatically populated with a brief, standard message and my “signature” as the sender. I can, however, personalize that message if I wish by adding totally new language or simply editing the standard invite language. This could be beneficial to Circle.me users, especially in the early stages, in that it would provide both the sender and recipient with a simple explanation of the unique benefit(s) of Circle.me. It would help the inviter explain to an invitee, who is unfamiliar with Circle.me, why they should care about communicating with the sender on a new e-mail system. . .and by providing “canned” language Circle.me is assured that people are describing and positioning Circle.me in a correct and consistent way.
August 31, 2009 at 10:51 am |
Is there a limit to the number of characters we can put in the invite? It appears that the invite I sent to my first circle was truncated after approximately 250 characters, even though I was able to type in a couple of paragraphs when creating the invite.
August 31, 2009 at 1:32 pm |
Yes, there is a limit of about 250 characters on the invite.
We are trying to keep this system short and simple. You might want to consider attaching a file with your longer note.
If enough users comment about the 250 character limit, we will change it.
jimc