Vast majority posts and comments that are reported to admins fall short of community rules but not enough to warrant a kick/ban. It would be great if admins and moderators can 'mute' these specific community members for a custom number days, thereby prohibiting them from posting and commenting again. When the specific member tries to post or comment they are presented with a bold red error notifying them of their 'mute' status and the time remaining before they are 'unmuted'. This would act as a real deterrent to low quality posters.

Some posts in our community have 3k+ comments. It would be great if members could sort the comments similar to Reddit: - Most liked - Most engaged (a comment which has the most comment replies) - New - Old

A small quality of life improvement 🙂

It would be really useful to have the following information included in the CSV file when exporting member lists: - Date joined - Date left - Process of leaving (e.g. cancellation followed by automatic removal, declined payments followed by automatic removal, kicked by admin, banned by admin etc) - Subscription ($/month) - LTV - % of per course completed From my experience it's very useful to have more information on hand which can be filtered out, than to lack information when needed one day to track community progress and metrics. Also I think Skool should have 2FA such as email and SMS codes when new or unusual sites of log in are detected. @Sid Sahasrabuddhe

Seen some obvious spam profiles that claim to be able to multiply the money you give them. Need to be able to report profile itself.