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I know I've already merged this, but I wonder if it might be better to use a unique invite link for the website? That way it's easier to tell where new members are coming from based on the link they used, if that data is of interest
Sure, why not? How though?
Under the Color.js server > Server Settings > Invites, a full list of invite links and their use count can be seen:
If you're interested, then you could create a new link as usual (eg. right-clicking on a channel > Invite People) and then either edit the link in the navbar, or share it with me so I can make the change. The only reason I'd ask you to create the invite instead of doing it myself is so that it shows "Lea Verou invited you to..." instead of my own name while joining.
Also, while creating the invite, make sure to set it not to expire (there's a tiny hyperlink at the bottom of the invite menu to configure the expiration)—we don't want to just have a broken link in the navbar :P
You can't actually see which invite a specific user used without a third-party bot, but I think it's still worth doing so that we can see where people are coming from
Clarification: I don't mean adding a bot; I mean making a unique invite link
Related issue: #412
This change uses the Discord invite linked from the referenced issue. Currently, the only change is adding a link to the navbar. I could also add some kind of "need help?" section to the homepage that's harder to miss, if that'd be desired.