They advertise to bring new community creators to Skool but they don't advertise for humans to come here and join communities. I would love to see an ad series promoting finding your community on Skool and showcasing some of the diverse communities we have on the platform. Anyone else have thoughts around this?

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I'd like to cap my group size. Is there a way to do that while continuing to have the community available for those already in?

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