Would it be helpful to anyone if every post/comment came with the copy icon? I realize that we can just drag the cursor, but for longer posts, this seems quicker. Perhaps a Copy All, which would include the comments within the oroginal post. Also, have the Paste feature? Or did I miss that boat?! lol

This would be a huge benefit for community creators to share quick thoughts, a shoutout, or just about anything to further engage with their community. 🎥 Not sure if that should be available to the members. Maybe just the creator and admins. This would create a sense of importance to stay involved and up-to-date within the chats. @Alex Hormozi @Sam Ovens

Hey Skool friends! 👋 I just wanted to drop in with a quick reminder about keeping our community standards high and our DMs clear of unwelcome messages. Recently, I received a random message from someone I’d never interacted with, pitching a dropshipping business. I get that people are out there hustling, and hey, respect for that! But cold DMs with sales pitches? Not for me at all. One of the many things I love about Skool is the strong sense of community and respect we all uphold here. Unlike some other platforms, Skool encourages us to genuinely connect, share value, and support each other’s growth without feeling like we’re walking through a marketplace of unsolicited pitches. So, let’s talk about how we can keep this space helpful, respectful, and free of spam: Here are a few tips I’ve found helpful for anyone running a Skool community: 1. Set Clear Group Guidelines: Be upfront in your group description or a pinned post about the norms for engaging within the community. Mention that direct sales pitches or unsolicited messages aren’t the vibe here. 2. Educate Members on Engagement Etiquette: Encourage members to reach out through genuine interactions within the community before moving to private messages. Remind them that authentic connections lead to real opportunities, not quick sales. 3. Lead by Example: How we engage sets the tone! When we interact thoughtfully and take the time to really understand each other’s goals, we inspire others to do the same. I’m curious, what are your thoughts on cold messaging here in Skool? Have you had experiences with it, and how did you handle it? Would love to hear your perspectives!

Who is doing faceless content creation? If so, where? What's working and what isn't? What resources do you use? Is it directly to your community or Skool?

Wouldn’t it be awesome to organize our DMs better on Skool? Imagine having one section for community members and another for inbound messages from new people or random contacts. This way, we can prioritize conversations and manage interactions more efficiently! Who else thinks having different sections within DMs would be a game changer on here?!? Let’s make it happen please Skool team! 🙏 🔥 Drop your thoughts below!