Enjoy!

Maybe it's been here for a while, but it's my first time seeing a post flagged, and I just wanted to say this is a great feature. Kudos to Skool for continuous improvement. I had 4 bots by the same name join my community and start spamming with nonsense. Someone flagged it which caught my attention and helped me address it before it got out of hand. So grateful for features like this that help the community take ownership for the learning space we share.

I do this: Click the paperclip Click attach file Click photo library Select the photo I want to attach Click Add Nothing happens…the photo doesn’t appear anywhere. Had a member in my community complain about the same thing a few months ago and now it’s happening to me!

We are all on Skool to learn and grow communities, right? And I like the ability to reach out to others through Direct messaging, but how do I prevent random people from trying to upsell me because they see I own a business. I am seeing this trend: I am online working on my Skool community and so someone trying to get their own thing going (usually with sales and marketing) DM and say "hi," which is really a quick gateway introduction to trying to sell their unrequested service. Is there a way to fence DM's from others? Or change my status to "Offline" when I am not available for contact?

I have a relatively new community here on Skool and am wondering how people have found to most effectively grow their communities? Do people link directly to their Skool community or do use your websites to first funnel potential clients? I believe in my service, but am still learning the best way to market this and grow my community effectively. Your thoughts and experience are appreciated! My niche is Homeschooling--I'm a Christian educator, a former teacher and school principal training parents to be primary educators and using and using the Skool space to provide community, resources, and support.