If I delete a post in my community (which I do often), I'd love for it to be saved in an archive of "deleted posts" so I can show my team/fleet of mods which posts got deleted & why. This would allow me to train my team/fleet of mods to keep our community clean. Plus it would also allow me to see if mistakes were made, ie: if a post was deleted when it should not have been. 🙏🏼

I think I might be saving people's lives? I received one of the most intense, serious, and urgent DMs from a new member in the past 24 hours (see attachment for full message) Just wow. The only thing I could think of was just to send him my Calendly (usually for quick 15-30 minute meetings), hear his story, then develop a plan of action to help... We ended up talking for 2.5 hours and I got him to start taking action IMMEDIATELY This surprised me and makes me a little bit nervous about the sheer 'weight' these Skool communities may actually be carrying...

Donations!!! I’d like to keep my community free but would love it if the members were able to donate should they want to!

Hey everyone! I'm curious to hear about your experiences with growing your community here on Skool. How long did it take you to start seeing solid growth? What strategies or systems helped the most? For me, it took about 3 years to grow my community on instagram and mentorship program to $50K per month. I focused heavily on providing consistent value, and staying persistent. It wasn’t easy, but the growth has been worth it. Also, how do you think Skool compares to other platforms like Instagram for building a strong, engaged community? What have you found are the pros and cons of each? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts and learning from your experiences!

Can anybody explain to me this new Skool program in a basic broken-down way? Would love to know and participate in this if possible.. I'm still pretty green to Skool though.