I know I can see the LTV of each individual person on my community. Is there an easy way to work out the average LTV for my community? Rather than go through hundreds and hundreds if members?

Check out this new update... When you ban someone for spam, you can now check a box to remove their last 7 days of posts & comments (aka all their BS) Major headache saver. Try it out.

The category of the post used to show up next to the post date, so you could quickly see the category of a post when on the "view all" section. I've added a photo so you can see. It's now disappeared, i'm not sure if this is a glitch or planned. Is it possible to add it back, it's very useful especially as some categories need a once per week response but when I open a post to see what the category is, realise it doesn't need a response for a week, the post has now been read and i can't unread a post like you can with a DM. (so it just disappears into the sea of other posts) Could it be added back, and if you can add the ability to unread a post after clicking it so the little blue dot comes back, that will be super useful too. I've added a screenshot of what it used to look like... any chance we can go back to that. it's so much better for organisation and planning ahead.

Skool recently added emojis to peoples names, those that were doing well on skool. It would be so cool if there was something like this that we could offer in our communities. A common occurrence i'm seeing is community members not knowing how genuine the information is they're receiving from other community members is, because they don't know how successful they are in said business. If members were able to unlock badges (emojis) or something to show what level they're on that would massively help the trust factor go up in communities. Something like an experience bar on the users profile, or the simple idea of being able to award members specific emojis and giving those emojis descriptions like (#design expert, or #ad expert). This would take a lot of pressure of the community builders too and place a lot more trust in the community itself to be self sufficient.