I run an art community and a lot of my members are on mobile. We often are looking at fine details for feedback on each others work. When we are using the Skool app we can't even zoom in on the images and are forced to move to desktop to provide accurate feedback. Please add zoom features for mobile!

Does anyone have experience transitioning their free community into a paid one? I believe i've built my free community up large enough for it to provide value to people that pay to join once I transition. I would like to keep lifetime access for all existing members and only charge for new members. I don't want to cheat my community by charging them after they've had it free and supported it from the beginning. I also don't want new members to feel cheated when everyone who joined before are getting it for free and they have to pay. Some anecdotes or current strategies that are working on the platform would be appreciated. Thanks!

I was under the assumption that this was an education platform. Why are we locked at 100mb video size? I can't be chopping up my videos into 2 minute segments so I can host them here. I've just created my first video course and the only option I have to add the videos properly is to host them through youtube or vimeo. This is obviously counter intuitive. What is stopping someone from joining your paid Skool and just sending your unlisted youtube videos to anyone they want when the video is behind a paywall? Vimeo has an option of hiding the video from their website and keep it just on Skool but I'm not paying for a premium service through Vimeo when we should already have it in Skool. I could understand this if Skool cost maybe 20$ a month but i'm paying over 100$ a month to basically have something close to a private Facebook group. Not happy with this as i've been working hard to building my community this year only to find out the site is less favourable to people that want to host educational content over affiliates and creator access. Please someone make me look stupid and point out something I am not seeing here. I like the site and format but I can't take this hit every month if the platform isn't protecting paywalled educational content.

Hey everyone, I run a 3D art skool where I provide monthly free resources to my community. Unfortunately the upload limit is 50mb when at minimum the learning material I am providing is around 250mb per file (project dependant.) Is there anyone running into a similar bottleneck? I've been going off app and providing a google drive link to the resources but I feel that is unintuitive considering I am paying a premium to host my community on Skool. I am thinking of cutting my losses and creating a discord for discussion and a patreon to host my non-course related resources. Anyone have suggestions on how I could keep everything on Skool or if there is news to increase the upload limit?

We are growing faster than ever before. WHY? Because of one simple thing. VALUE VALUE VALUE. Let me explain! One of the people I helped just made $20k in a day. And they will most likely make a few times MORE over the next few days. And here's what's actually crazy. When you actually focus on Giving and helping others reach their goals, Others will help you reach your goals. Look at Hormozi, Sam Ovens, Andrew Kirby, or anyone else. They all have created massive amounts of value for others. And that's why they are where they are today. And that's why they DESERVE it. The Lesson? Instead of asking how do you get things, start GIVING things. Your time, energy, attention, passion. Anything you can give. Give more than anyone else. Don't do it for a day. Don't do it for a month. Do it for a long time. Until when? Until people start asking what they can give you. If you do that, you will win. I promise. As I said, nothing is overnight. I'm not saying it's easy. And it does take time. And there WILL be ups and downs no matter what! But if you are ready to work hard for your goals, be patient, and not quit, you will crush it. I promise. Keep going! Skool is just getting started! And don't forget: Be impatient with actions but patient with the results. Win. - Harut.