I know we can pin a post to a course page, but I would love the ability to pin a comment to one as well. You can see what I currently did as a workaround, but I feel like it could look cleaner if it didn't have to be done this way.

What if there was a way to review communities? The parameters could be you can only review a community if you’ve been a member for at least 90 days and if you’ve reached level 2 or higher. It can either be a “👍 or 👎” review or “1 out of 5 stars” review. No text box. The review can be displayed on the About page. Just some thoughts. What do y’all think?

Ruined my weekend.

👇🏻 Do you ask membership questions and have it turned on for when peeps join your free community? Why or why not? 💭 What questions do you ask and why?? Here are the questions I ask, and why! 📧 I ask for their email This is imperative, or you can download the csv occasionally from skool if you prefer (or for a paid group). If for some reason you are booted from a platform or it closes down, you still have your email list which is always a way you can reach your clients! 🌱 Then I ask where they are currently at in their journey (relative to the niche the group is for). 🚀 Last question box is for where they are having issues and what do they most want from this space. 🌈 Those last two give me ideas for content/classes and mastermind topics if I need them. Bonus?! More in depth questions make it easier to spot the bots and scammers or those that aren’t a good fit for your community space… Just because someone comes to your page doesn’t mean they are the right person, and it’s better to not have everyone so that you can serve the peeps that you can actually help 😉 How has asking membership questions helped you in your community space?

In case you haven't met him before @Marcin Hakemer-Fernandez is one of the most supportive people I have met on this platform! He's always willing to help other community members and makes sure we all know how to use this platform and more. The one thing I wanted to point out is that he has been here awhile and shows up in thoughtful valuable ways on the platform. Getting Wizard wasn't the goal. He didn't rush to get points or anything, because points are just a bonus to showing up and sharing value. He stayed the course and didn't race to get to this level. To me, Marcin is well loved by all. That's part of the community factor. Making the genuine connections with business and fun. If you're looking to see your Skool community thrive, keep in mind that each interaction has the power to inspire and uplift others. Show up, share something useful, and connect authentically. Marcin's approach reminds us all that this is what makes a space feel welcoming and supportive. He's truly a gem here, and we're lucky to have him! Congrats on becoming a Skool Wizard!