The recipe sends external email to a hard-coded company address
Source references: 2Step 3 directly invokes Gmail sending with `attendees@company.com` as a fixed recipient, without requiring confirmation of the recipient, message, or timing. The address could be a mailing list, an unrelated organization's address, or merely an example from the author's environment.
If followed literally, the user's Google account immediately sends email, potentially reaching the wrong or a large audience, disclosing the form link, and causing spam, reputational, or compliance consequences.
This is an operative recipe step, not a warning, test, or negated example. If followed, step 3 uses the user's Gmail to send a message to the fixed address `attendees@company.com`; the source does not require confirmation of the recipient, message, or send action. The address may have been intended as a placeholder, but it is not labeled as one, creating a plausible risk of misdirected mail, disclosure of the form link to an unauthorized recipient, and external communication in the user's name. The user can ask the author to require a recipient input and explicit confirmation of the recipient and body before sending.
2. Get the form URL from the response (responderUri field)3. Email the form: `gws gmail +send --to attendees@company.com --subject 'Please share your feedback' --body 'Fill out the form: FORM_URL'`Show 1 other places
Create a Google Form for feedback and share it via Gmail.