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Kemble Work: a Link’s guests meet the same rules, whole names on a phone, and Stop for a recording left running

Call-only guests are refused for a ban, a timeout or a block as members are; people’s names wrap instead of being cut on a small phone; a recording you started in a tab that closed can be stopped from the call bar.

A call-only guest invited into a Link meets the same rules as the conversation’s members: a ban, a timeout or a name rule keeps them out of the call and takes them out if they are already in it, and nobody is asked into a direct or group conversation’s Link who is in a block with someone in it. The person inviting is never told which.

On a phone with large text, people’s names and usernames wrap instead of being cut short when you invite to a Link, add people to a channel or a group conversation, share a channel or start a new message. If your own recording of a Link was left running by a tab that closed, the call bar on a phone and the Link’s foot in the sidebar offer Stop recording.

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