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Dear Lindy Team, I hope you’re having a great week. Following my previous "Host a Lindy Event," I have continued to actively promote Lindy by hosting four additional 2-hour online meetups. The response from the community has been fantastic, and many participants are now building sophisticated AI agents. To keep this momentum going, I would like to request Lindy Pro licenses for the most outstanding participants from these sessions. Their contributions have been instrumental in showcasing Lindy's capabilities to the Korean no-code community. Top Participants to reward:

Case Studies & Event Logs: I have shared several case studies on the GPTERS community. Here are some of the posts (among many others):

Could you let me know if granting Pro access for these users is possible? If I need to formally register these additional meetups or fill out a specific form to justify these requests, please send me the link, and I will submit it right away. I am excited to continue growing the Lindy ecosystem here. Best regards, Gakyung Han

Dear Lindy AI Support Team, I am writing to request a refund for a recent subscription charge that was processed automatically. Unfortunately, I overlooked canceling my Lindy AI subscription before the renewal date, and the payment was charged without my intention to continue the subscription at this time. I would like to note that I have not used any of the subscription credits since the renewal. Given that the subscription remains entirely unused, I kindly ask if a refund can be considered in this case. I would greatly appreciate your understanding and support. My account is nitidezare@gmail.com Please let me know if you require any additional information from my side to proceed with this request.

We tried using Apify for web scraping, but it seems that the target site has some protection mechanisms in place (e.g., bot detection or blocking), and our current approach is not working well. Are there any recommended ways to handle or mitigate such blocking when scraping? For example: alternative scraping strategies,

Our use case is to collect product reviews, ratings, and user-uploaded images from Korean washing machine product pages on e-commerce platforms. Any guidance or recommended setup would be greatly appreciated. This is a Lindy task URL https://chat.lindy.ai/s-workspace-1788/lindy/-696b2474115e96b37e2805c8/tasks

We have a question regarding the difference between using “Send Mail” as an Agent Step skill vs. as an Action. 1. When added as an Agent Step skill: – The recipient, subject, and body cannot be configured separately. 2. When added as an Action: – The recipient, subject, and body need to be configured manually (we are currently using the auto option). Could you please clarify:

Additionally, we are experiencing an email subject encoding issue. As you can see in the attached screenshot, the email subject appears broken or garbled, especially when using non-English (Korean) characters. Could you advise:

Regarding the email node, does it support email services other than Gmail, such as Naver Mail or other SMTP-based providers?

And one more thing— in most companies, reports usually need to follow a specific format or template. How can I ensure that the agent generates documents that comply with those guidelines? Which node should I add to make this work properly?

When I use a research agent, Google Docs files keep piling up in my Google Drive, and they’re all in English. But I’d really prefer those documents to be in Korean. What’s the fastest way to handle this? For example, would adding this preference to memory help? Or do I need to change all the prompts? Alternatively, is there a specific node (or action) I could add to handle this more efficiently?