I'm curious if there is any movement on this idea of bigger images?? It's a big deal for us staying on Skool long-term, because we have art groups. They are very visual, and our people have expressed many times how they dislike having to click twice even to see the image bigger. On other platforms the image is automatically big in the feed. Here it is two clicks. It's very unengaging, and I'm seeing the participation drop off because people don't enjoy looking at thumbnails of paintings. They are tending to share their work in our "non-member" Miniature Painting Challenge FB group, which is not meant for members, but it is showing how they prefer the images. This is definitely a feature I've hoped for all along, but it came up again recently. I was teaching an in-person workshop last week, and I got a bunch of feedback from the people who said they weren't connecting on Skool at all. This is the main complaint. Any thoughts on this? @Sid Sahasrabuddhe @Jesse Clark @Nick Guadagnoli @Sam Ovens @Alex Hormozi Here are a couple old posts asking for larger photos and it seemed like the GIF feature was added, but I haven't seen any further answers on images: https://www.skool.com/community/2-things-i-love-about-circle-that-skool-could-incorporate?p=624a0aed https://www.skool.com/community/newsfeed-feedback-from-our-members?p=c8666027 I'd just like to know if this is something that will be addressed or not. I moved our group to Skool with the hopes it was young and still growing and would add more features. I was encouraged because I've heard art talked about a few times by Sam & even Alex. However, I haven't yet seen anything to make me think this is a priority for Skool.

This would allow more efficient way for students to publish video. Would also make adding content to classroom more efficient. And adding auto-transcription for all classroom videos would be gamechanger for course content, employee training, q&a calls etc.

I’m currently hosting my paid group on Facebook, they’ve already paid in full via stripe. I’m now launching my membership group but I want all of the members from the Facebook group to be added to the skool group without them being charged (as they’ve paid already previously). Does anyone have any idea how I would do that?

If a community starts as free and then it becomes paid after 30 days (until trial options are available). Do previous members start to pay as well or are they having free lifetime access?

An easy way of dividing the pie: Have the ability to give community members a unique link so they can invite new members into the community and get a monthly commission for every member they enroll. This would be very useful when partnering with several influencers that would attract people to the same community.