Hi, @Sam Ovens I have a team that consists of all millennials that are refusing to move to Skool till we could respond with different Emojis. One of them went as far as saying that "it is a fundamental violation of freedom of speech if we can't respond to a post with different emojis." Another felt that "freedom of expression in the community would be severely limited." Now I agree that Emojis do not contribute to learning but they may strongly contribute to creating a "group feel". I am told that as a Gen X, I just don't get it. Is it possible at all that we could consider adding a feature at some point in the future of responding with different Emojis a la Slack?

The Membership challenge is underway. Some people are on track to make $15k MRR ($180k /year). Why aren't you participating? I'm curious...

Hi Skool Team, We have a couple of extremely over-enthusiastic posters (experienced people from our topic background) in the community, posting more than other members, therefore sort of taking over the entire look and feel of the community, which intimidates newcomers. How do we fix it? Make a rule about how many posts are allowed per week. Could this be a feature to consider to bring maturity and moderation ability to communities? Like a setting how you only allow admins to send email every few days. Max Posts Per Member Per Week: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or No Limit Like max new posts per week or per day allowed from non-admin members. Or design a way to suppress/give lower priority to some posts? Is anyone else running into this?

Yesterday the Skool team met up for lunch, go-karting, and dinner. We have 20 people now! People spend 1,200,000 hours on the platform every month. And that number is growing fast! We're excited to show you what we've been building. Some of the biggest features we've ever released are coming out in the next 30-60 days. Things are about to get exciting!

I want to know.