Calendly fails to process scheduling invites from Yahoo Mail
Users with Yahoo Mail accounts cannot complete the Calendly invite flow, as the platform does not reliably recognize incoming calendar invites from Yahoo's email system. This is a silent failure with no clear error message, leaving invitees confused. Teams using Calendly for external scheduling cannot guarantee a consistent experience across email providers.
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