Imagine a feature in Skool where birthdays🎉 become a shared celebration. Members could voluntarily add their birthdays to their profiles, allowing their contacts to know when it’s time to send some love. On someone’s special day, friends and colleagues would be notified, making it easy to send warm wishes, emojis, or even digital cards. This simple feature could bring smiles and foster stronger connections. After all, celebrating together makes every birthday even more memorable! 🎂

Wow! So many friends won this month! @Jade Jemma @Joe DeFilippo @Jackson Stephenson Congrats guys!!!

Have you ever noticed a certain pattern in posts that might give away they were generated by AI tools like ChatGPT? For example, when a text contains something like this > one— with a dash, or when there are many such signs: scattered throughout the text, it feels a bit off, right? In my eyes, this is a clear giveaway that the text might be a direct copy-paste from an AI tool. It’s just not a very natural way to write, at least not in most conversational or personal contexts. 💭 But how do you see it? Am I overthinking this? Or have you noticed similar quirks? For me, having dyslexia means tools like spell checkers, translators, and even ChatGPT are lifesavers. 🌟 But I always ensure the final text reflects my tone—my voice—because that’s what truly connects with others.

I'm in someone's community on Skool and I keep getting emails inviting me to their Skool group even though I have all notifications turned off and I'm already in their group. Does anyone know what this is about and how to stop it?

If you had the power to change, add or delete something on skool, what would it be?