I think currently as an Admin, everything I post sends a notification to all members. This is great for things that are actually announcements. However, if I want to post and engage as a member myself (memes, interesting article etc), I don't really want members getting all those notifications. They'd get annoyed and rightfully so. Having an option to toggle on/off "Announcement mode" would be super helpful. Then I have the ability to choose what goes out to all members.

That would be dope.

When someone replies to a comment, it creates a new thread. That works well. But if someone replies to a comment within a comment thread, it just stacks them all in chronological order. It makes it hard to know what someone is referring to when they respond to a comment within a comment.

this is a COLD, HARD TRUTH about organic content engagement isn't the key metric ... ... publishing and shipping the content is here's the thing 👇 people are consuming it - they're watching - they're listening - they're reading and you might have NO idea they are so, you have to trust the process that's HARD! --- and it's the real work I've been reminded recently of the first time this truth came into my life in a previous business I prolifically wrote for our FaceBook page ... and we did a video series where an episode dropped weekly the posts would barely get any engagement just a few likes and the odd comment I'd be out and about of a weekend at our Academy Kids sporting games and I'd have random parents I've never met before come up to me "you're the guy from those videos!" "I love what you're doing ... this post about XYZ really helped me with my daughter" "I look forward to your posts every day" but best of all ... "we've been meaning to get our son/daughter in! Can we organise a time?" it became a main source of client acquisition for us there were times I considered if any of it was working and if it should be continued if I'd gone based off engagement we'd have killed a major revenue source and this same truth has been playing out again for me recently people who have NEVER liked or commented on my posts here are sliding into my DMs - one has become a client - one is in the process of becoming a client - three others are my ideal clients and we're seeing if we're a good fit for one another the key to content isn't engagement IT'S MAGNETISM it's writing for ONE specific person speaking DIRECTLY to them calling out their CURRENT EXPERIENCES in their daily life if you're currently creating content and the engagement you want isn't there ... use this as a reminder take a moment. pause. reflect "is the core theme of my content MAGNETISING my ideal client?" "can I do more of it" "can I be better at magnetising deeper"

This is an encouragement for those who are hesitant to pull the trigger on things, so instead feign productivity by asking the same questions over and over again. You know what to do, you just don't want to do it. Don't get me wrong, I think the Skool Games are awesome... ...but why sit around talking about the game when you should be playing the game! Sitting around talking about how to score goals and defend effectively doesn't win games. All that talk, knowledge, and strategy needs to manifest into action. Play the ACTUAL game. Do the things you're supposed to do, and when you finally look up at the scoreboard, you might actually be winning! Unless there's a specific strategy connected to you increasing your Skool Games or Skool Community level, your score on the leaderboard should be secondary to your ACTUAL fkn business. Take the time invested into gaining points and trying to win trips to HQ and invest TWICE that into your members and customers. Then you'll start to see real impact. The Skool Games are a vehicle to help you build a successful business. Don't let it distract you from the purpose. Friend...play the game. Lose the game. Learn from your loss. Improve your game. Play again. Repeat until you're a fkn champion!