It's more than stupid that we have to change the URL once and set it in stone. The community niche evolves along with the community, which means the name can be changed after a couple of months, and creators need a way to also update the URL. Otherwise, it looks unprofessional, and we have to consider either creating a new community and losing customers in the transfer or moving out of Skool because of this stupid little thing. I'm sure I'm not the only person who has this issue. Please come up with a feature to change this more than once, even if it's a paid option. I"m sure many are willing to pay extra for it. It's not that hard to implement, you just need a script that will update this value in the database, and I don't care if the previous URL doesn't redirect users to the new URL. For others who have this same issue, are there any workarounds that you have found? Or how do you handle this?

Hey classmates - There is so much knowledge here on skool, so many communities, resources, and experts! In order to not get overwhelmed but also take advantage of the wealth of knowledge here I'd love to know: What's 1 skill everyone on skool needs in your opinion? Lola @ Model University

Anyone who just created their community and started their Free Trial but stuck on not knowing what to do next? What are you stuck with? Are you figuring out how everything works? (Just curious on what are people stuck on)

Sorry if this is a super-basic question, but how do you gate content until someone has taken a certain amount of actions? In the paid-for Pod School PRO community that we are building, we are looking to do 1-2-1 consultancy sessions with our members but only AFTER they have completed all 54 training videos. How is that done? I know you can do it via Levels but how do you setup the level parameters? For example, if I wanted to make it so that Level 5 is only achieved by doing the whole training, is that possible?

Last night I hosted a workshop to guide some of the women in my FREE community to being a paid member through a 1-time purchase offer....and one of them said, "I still have other courses to do in the community that I havent got to yet"... These are the free mini courses I have as prizes on my leaderboard.... got me thinking - different "prizes" are needed.... Thoughts? What are you using on your leaderboard?