The membership of some of my members is expiring soon. Currently, they have access to everything - Community, Classroom, Calendar. After their membership expires, how can I change their rights, so they can only access Community section (and their access to Classroom and Calendar tabs is revoked)? Do I need to send them fresh invites?

I’ve tried to tell creators/community owners their loom videos are cutting them off at the last 2-8 seconds. As a consumer/viewer, it’s annoying to hear/watch videos and then it’s over when I know the person is still talking. This isn’t some people, but possibly everyone who is using Loom to record their videos and is not leaving a few extra seconds of recording after you are done speaking. If we’re supposed to be helping each other stand out and present the best possible value and experience PLEASE 🙏🏽 stop using LOOM or keep recording for at least 5-10 seconds after you’re done speaking. Consider this a PSA.

Is it possible to allow people to pause a monthly subscription? So if they get 31 days total but have only used 21 of those days... if they pause it and start again, can they start again with those 10 days rolled over? In Stripe, they have this function: https://support.stripe.com/questions/how-to-pause-or-cancel-subscriptions Reason I'm interested in it is because it can be a good option for members to make them feel better/safer about joining high ticket for my service - as sometimes, they don't need what I do every single month. They can pause it until more things are required, then reactivate it when the have to. This is a huge add-value.

One of my clients is a large global nonprofit organization with thousands of employees. I am currently leading a six month online, highly interactive global leadership training program for them. The client would like to use Microsoft Teams for the program and the community. They are also concerned about documenting participants work in their LMS, which is linked to teams. Unfortunately, we’re not getting much participation in teams. I’m not at all surprised about this because it feels like work. I would love to get some advice and insights from all of you, about how I might best convince the executives in charge of this program to use Skool. One of my biggest goals is building a sense of community and vibrant relationships with an opportunity to cross Pate learning. The client will need me to interface with their LMS program and document completion of micro work, etc. How difficult is that to do with Skool? Thanks in advance for taking some time to give me some ideas. I’d be hugely grateful if anyone would be willing to share with me how they use school with corporate audience.

In the courses training @Sam Ovens talks about conversations that can be set up to go along with course sets/modules (I forget exactly) From what I understand that was changed so now we can start a chat/thread and pin it to a course instead. But can those be set so that they are private only to members who have access to that course?