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O.P.
Only recently I discovered that my contacts on MSN were automatically ‘transfered’ to friends in Windows Live.
- The ones that have the newer versions of MSN or MSN plus were added to my friends list in Windows Live (‘you’re friends with [name] in messenger’).
- The ones that have older versions have this message: “you invited [name] as a friend in messenger’
Btw, just the other day I found out that I could change my privacy settings so that this friends list is only visible to me.
I noticed one of my contacts recently became a ‘friend’ (guess he upgraded his version).
This week I see on Windows Live we’re no longer friends. On his profile it says: “you invited [name] as a friend in messenger’. So no invitation (like: 'you invited....'), just like he is a new contact that’s not in my list.
What does that mean? Anyone knows? I haven’t seen him online btw, so I can’t ask.
I tried with a friend of mine and I saw that if you delete a ‘friend’ on WL, you delete him as a contact in messenger as well. The message I saw on her profile then said: ‘you’re not friends with [name] in messenger. Add as a friend’.
So I guess my 'he'-contact didn’t delete me - but why do I keep reading the invitation message?
Did he go back to the old version of messenger? Of is this because I was the one who invited him back then? I cannot re-invite him?
Long story; hope I made myself clear.
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