Hi All, I'm working on a new feature in the chrome extension for premium members+ that will analyze a skool post and let you know the % chance the text was AI-generated. It would be useful when moderating your communities and also to check your own stuff. The process I used to come up with the ruleset was: 1) Used codex for the initial implementation and ruleset v1 2) Plugged ruleset v1 into claude and asked for any adds, edits, or deletes, which gave v1.2 3) Plugged v1.2 into Gemini to get v1.3 4) Plugged v1.3 into GPT to get where we're at now, v1.4 Now I'm just testing it out with different posts. If you see a post in skoolers that is suspect or if you have any ideas for how to improve the ruleset, please let me know!

I noticed that Skool only shows the first ~115 characters or so of a post. When you’re making posts, especially long ones, I’d focus on those first 115 to “hook” the reader right off the bat. Anything past 115 and the user has to click to see the rest. Not saying this is a good example lol, just something I noticed and wanted to share.

Hi All, I created a small secret santa gift exchange web app for skoolers. As a community owner you can: - Create an exchange - Get a link to invite your members to your exchange - Automatically match gift-givers and recipients - Download a CSV file with all the matches and relevant info It will be free. If anyone is willing to take it out for a spin, I'd appreciate any feedback! Mainly looking for any bugs or enhancement ideas. Here's the link: https://www.secretsamta.com Thanks, Joe

Hi All, A few updates to be aware of: 1) I enabled free trials for the premium and VIP tiers 2) VIP tier now includes a weekly report which contains: a) link performance analysis and recommendations b) a list of suspected bots/scammers in your group c) Course progress statistics within your group Hope everyone’s having a great week and staying warm (we’re expecting snow tomorrow in Virginia) Cheers, Joe

Seems we’re having an impact! Can anyone else try this prompt and see if you get similar results?