Hey, firstly, I’m not even sure if this topic is permitted here, so if it’s not, please go ahead and delete it. I just felt like I needed to reach out to some like-minded, heart-led souls—and I know that’s exactly who fills this community. I’ve been feeling a little bit of a bad taste these past couple of days. I’m not going to name names or go too deep into specifics, but I’ve been trying something new since moving into Skool. I’ve been building a $1 community, experimenting with a fresh model, and it’s been going well, actually. The reason? Well, my Facebook group got taken down, and I figured that $1 could act as a protection fee to keep the trolls out and only bring the action-takers in. It’s not about making money; it’s about creating a safe space. (I have my other communities and offers for that) And in just over a month, I’ve made over $500, so I’d call that a win! I’ve been sharing my journey in other groups, being totally transparent about the struggles and the highs, asking for feedback, and just being open about my experience. But here’s where it hit me hard: I posted about my experiences, sharing my vulnerabilities and asking for insights. But then, my last post was deleted. (please note not taken down in this community, I fricken love it here, so grateful for this space it feel safe) And you know what? I get it, sometimes things get flagged. But when I see other posts full of negativity and tearing people down, still up there, it feels very hypocritical. Look, I have my tough side. I can be bold, I can be fiery. But I also have raw feelings, and I don’t take kindly to this kind of treatment, which feels really negative and goes against what I believe a community should be. I’m feeling a bit lonely, to be honest. I always believed communities are meant to lift each other up, empower, support, even when we’re heading in different directions. I can’t ever imagine someone like @Brian Campbell pulling anyone down for trying something different.