As a committed member of Skool, my objective is to optimize the time spent in distributing posts to students. I would appreciate the addition of functionality that allows me to save posts as drafts or schedule them for future publication. As of now, this is not an option, but it's a feature that I genuinely need. The ability to draft and schedule posts would provide significant assistance in managing and planning my communications with students, allowing for a smoother and more efficient operation. I strongly advocate for the implementation of this feature.
Hi Skool Team - Thank you for amazing platform and everything you do for the community. I have 2 suggestions about the IOS app: 1) Any chance to make text typing more smooth? I feel like it works better when I use telegram or other messenger. 2) Do you plan to add swipe left option when I want to exit the post and go back to the main page? I tried the top button, but it’s small and hard to reach.. @Sam Ovens thank you again!
Sometimes you need to express a feeling, but words alone can’t quite do it. Now you can add GIFs to Posts, Comments, Replies, and Chats! Just click the GIF button, type your keyword, find the perfect GIF, and it will attach to the post or comment you are writing. Comment below with a GIF! Thanks team! 🙌
Dear Team Skool, I'm part of a Circle group, and though I much prefer Skool, there are 2 things I must confess I do love about Circle. #1) They allow GIF's. In today's day in age, GIF's are a quick & easy way to express yourself... but more importantly, they're FUN! I use them a lot, and so does everyone on my team. Not having GIF's is a little bit of a buzzkill and makes everything seem a bit more serious & dry... (the screenshot below of the cowboy is actually a GIF someone posted in their Circle post) #2) They allow for bigger photos. Skool's photo size in posts is so small unless you click on it, which makes the text the main focus. But what if I want my photo to be the main focus? Today I posted a screenshot and it's all I really wanted to post. But I had to write a lot of text to convince people to click & open the photo. I think Skool could keep showing their small thumbnail in the 'preview' mode of a post, but when someone opens the post, I'd love to see a full size image (as seen in the Circle post pic)