Invitation Interface is totally counter-intuitive

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The Freebase Invitation Interface is totally counter-intuitive! Listing Unsent Invitations on the right is totally hard to parse for those that speak left-to-right languages. Moving the list on sent and unsent invitations to the left would make much more sense. Also the two-click process to send a review is kind of annoying and unintuitive.

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