You need people to help moderate your group, approve membership requests, etc. Your hardcore members are the best fit for this role, and they want to help you. The problem was: Making a "Member" a "Moderator" removed them from the leaderboards (members don't want that). And it gave them too much control (group owners don't want that). Now, Moderators can: ✅ Approve/decline membership requests ✅ See and delete reported posts/comments ✅ Change post category, turn comments on/off ✅ Visible on points leaderboards ❌ Remove/ban members, change their roles ❌ Email broadcast posts, pin/unpin posts ❌ See member emails, billing info ❌ Export data ❌ Access locked courses ❌ Change group settings This allows you to make your most hardcore members moderators. They feel special helping you manage your community and you get to share the workload of group ownership. Win/Win. Full breakdown of all roles in the image below. Enjoy 🎉

Skool just updated the Discovery categories! 👀 Here is what happened: - There are fewer categories now, so rankings might have shifted. - For Games, AI moved out of Hobbies and now has its own Tech section. This change means more chances to win in Skool Games, but also more competition in each category. 👇 What’s your ranking now? Did your category change?

I think @Goose Dunlavey is addicted to IRL meetups. And he's very good at Smash Bros!! Guess which character he plays tho 😉

Something isn't right... and now I can't unsee it! I was trying to get the heart emojis to be Skool colors and @Mike Hicks told me that I had yellow and light blue in the wrong place. But I was going off the Skool community photo! 😱 Is this on purpose? 🤔 @Sam Ovens is so attention to detail that I feel like this is an Easter egg.

Skool's done it again! We have a new feature update!! 🎉 Skool just introduced a Lifetime Membership option for communities. Here’s the deal: - You set a 1 time payment (up to $999). - Members pay once and get lifetime access. (no recurring fees.) - It’s perfect for keeping your community accessible while reducing spam (spammers aren’t likely to pay to join). Thanks for continuing to give updates Sam & Team! It makes sense if the focus is on retention. 👇 What do you think? Will you use this feature for your community or stick with monthly, annual, or free options?