Although the rule seems clear, I want to know where the borderline of "inviting" others offsite lie. Now that we're allowed to discuss games and apps as long as it doesn't directly compete with WolfPlay. I can assume that the discussion of texting apps are allowed as they are in different categories.

Would these questions consider inviting others offsite? And if possible could an explanation be provided so that the explanation can be applied when I'm unsure if a question is considered as inviting others offsite?

If the following answer is a "Yes, that is considered inviting others offsite" then what about these questions?

If the following answer is also a "Yes, that's still considered inviting others offsite" this raises another question:

Or when the rules say "inviting", does that specifically mean that one party must outwardly say "Let's meet up on (said website)" or some other variation?

Most games that aren't in competition with WolfPlay are fine. However, Texting apps aren't allowed at all because of this new rule "Inviting members to offsite chats, or advertising offsite chats is not allowed."

Answers to the numbered questions

1. It'd depend on the app. If it's a chatting or texting app, then no, that's not an allowed.

2. I'm actually not sure about DA, it probably would be fine if you're not asking/sharing it for the purpose of talking offsite.

3. Discord and other chatting/texting apps are not allowed at all anymore, so no, you can't put your texting app contact information in your bio or anywhere on WolfPlay for any reason.

Putting your contact information for texting apps is inviting to offsite chats, which is against the rules now. It doesn't matter how you go about it, it's against the rules altogether

Or even my dogs instagram?

Correct.

No offsite chatting/texting apps are allowed to be given out at all, for any reason, anymore

Instagram is included in this rule