Is it me or is the community aspect really the driver of skool? The engagement is where its at and I feel the classroom learning is just kinda secondary. I remember way back when Sam first started skool he talked about how there were all these platforms for learning like kajabi, teachable, thinkific, etc. but there wasn't any community wrapped with it. Thus.... Skool was born

Livestream YouTube into Skool? Would love that so people wouldn’t need to leave the platform for anything.

My suggestion is after choosing a New Module the users should go directly into the creation page skipping the "edit" button step as indicated in the pics attached.

I started to comment on a reply then changed my mind because I have more importanter things to do so I delete my text in my reply... Then tried to click outside the comment box and it gives me the message in the screen shot attached. A dev tech recommendation would be to check the content in the reply (or lack thereof) before alerting user about proceeding AND IF and only if there are literally zero characters in the reply then just let the user close the reply window and not alert them. Love you Sam! (and Sid and all the Skool folks).

Back in my dev days we used AJAX (I think) to load stuff in the background before the user actually performed the behavior. Just a suggestion here but it would be cool (and speed things up thus positive UX) if the notifications (and messages too) would load in the background before the user initiated the click of the notifications and messaging buttons. Thus... not having to wait 1 millisecond for it to load (I know I know first world problems).