I try to give people advice to avoid recurrence as much as possible when involving anyone other than yourself. One adage really applies well to recurrence -"Never say never" - People often set up recurrence and say things like that will never happen, it will never be on a different day, or the people will never change. Sometimes you may want to change the meeting date, or you want to forward the invite to an extra guest speaker/attendee (thus inviting them to all unwanted recurring updates). Or after a year, the meetings stop but everyone will still have it on their calendar.
If you are the organizer, use recurrence for yourself to set a recurring reminder that a meeting needs to be scheduled every week/month/quarter. Use that recurrence interval to send out a custom for the specific meeting. It will ensure you are sending it to the most up-to-date members, your chats are relevant to the invited attendees, you can include all relevant information to that specific meeting, and it will make meetings look well planned and intentional.
If you do plan to use recurrence for meetings, stop the recurrence after a certain number of events such as 5 or 10 so that you are regularly reviewing the attendees, agenda, and are cutting off chats which may contain confidential information.
I apologize this isn't a technical solution but as a process solution, it should make your invited guests feel a greater sense of purpose for the meetings they are invited to.
