Introduction: Both @Sam Ovens & @Andrew Kirby have made posts about increased and stricter moderation for both The Skool Games & The Skool Community. Link to Sam's Post: https://www.skool.com/community/skool-community-rules?p=31a70329 Naturally this is a positive going forward since this allows for more quality and more value to be added for the platform overall. However there are 2 important feature that are missing to truly magnify the quality that is being made. The features: The two features are Moderation Feedback & An appeal system. Let's give an example: If we upload a YouTube video that we spent at least a few hours on, and as soon as the video is finished publishing it gets taken down with no feedback of why it happened. This not only closes any opportunity of learning how to improve to fix it for the future, it also leaves a sour taste in the mouth of the uploader. Now naturally the next step would be to appeal the takedown to try to find out more. Why? Because not every decision is 100% accurate especially if it's an automated process. To be fair, Every post can't be appealed and a ton of them will be denied naturally. However there are cases in which the decision is wrong. To be clear I'm onboard with it the decision too double down on moderation myself. It sounds like I don't like the change but I genuinely do. As mentioned earlier it helps everyone receive and create better value. This is also an important feature for new users. ( Who already are on the fence about posting and make up the majority of the community) It's possible being absolutely new they don't know what a quality post for the community looks like. Even while making this post and have been on the platform for a while. I have no idea if this will be taken down or not. That in of itself is a huge problem. This is not a rant, this is meant to spark a discussion.

I’m gearing up to write down my goals for the week tomorrow, breaking them into categories like growth, business, and health. 📊 I find that organizing them this way helps me stay sharp and focused on what truly matters. How do you structure your goals? Do you have a unique way of dividing them up, or do you tackle them as they come? 💡 Share your method below💡 I’m curious to see how everyone else plans their path to success! ⬇️

- 🚀 Full-time Entrepreneurs: What do you wish you knew in your first year? Share your advice with those just starting out! - 👋 New Entrepreneurs (less than 1 year in): What’s the biggest challenge you’re facing right now? Drop your questions below! - 💡 Seasoned entrepreneurs: How did you overcome obstacles in your early days? Let’s hear your stories. - 🔥 Let’s create a goldmine of advice, insights, and real experiences to help each other grow. - 🧠 Mindset, strategy, or tactics: Every piece of advice is valuable! - 💬 Share, ask, and support! We’re all on this entrepreneurial journey together. - 🏫 Also be sure to explain how you're using these tactics and strategies in your Skool groups!

I’m going to keep it real with you guys because that’s just how I like it and I know no other way to be. SKOOL hands down, has the best energy on the internet, period!! I’ve only been on here for less than two months and have already made some incredible connections. Amazing leaders and authentic people such as @Dr. Stephen Buscema @Sarah Hankins @Sarah Richardson @Justin Yip @Chanin Zellner @Christina Williamson @Christine Szinner @Carter Barrett @Christopher Tierney @Luke Drayton @Aj Gonzalez @Brian Campbell just to name a few unrelenting, passionate leaders. So proud and blessed to be part of this community. If you’re new to SKOOL, I highly recommend reaching out to these amazing people for advice and/or support. If you’ve been here a while, please share your thoughts on your experience so here so far and name a few that have inspired you so far.

I’m juggling too many ideas for my page and can’t nail down the right minimum viable product (MVP). Should I focus on content, coaching, or something completely different? Too many choices, not enough clarity! 💬 How did you pick your MVP? Drop your best advice below—I could use some direction! ⬇️