No one is on Facebook, so how are we inviting friends to parties and shows? – Mashable

Who’s coming? All products featured here are independently selected by our editors and writers. If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. How are we supposed to invite people to parties now? Credit: Screenshot/Facebook A decade ago, when you made a new friend IRL, you’d add them on Facebook. You’d see each others’ posts and, eventually, when you wanted to invite them to a party, you’d create an event page and add them to it.But now, when you meet someone new, maybe you’ll follow them on Instagram or Twitter or no social media at all. And none of those platforms have a solid way to invite someone to an event. Now that we can carefully and safely have small events, I’ve put together a list of all the ways you can invite people over. From worst to best:Texting or emailing people I recently invited one of my group chats over for brunch and used a group text Credit: Screenshot/ Mashable The modern version of sending out paper invitations, texting your friends to invite them to a party is a classic. It’s also terrible, because it’s difficult to maintain a list of yeses and…
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