Spam is part of the internet unfortunately. The “move to WhatsApp” people, “hello dear,” dropshipping pitches, weird DMs, all of it. Good news: Skool just added a super useful thing inside membership requests. You can now see if a profile is marked as high risk before you approve them. So instead of letting them in, then cleaning up the mess later… you can catch them at the door. Also, peep the photo. Location mismatches are still one of the easiest tells. Now for the systems that make this even cleaner: Set level requirements for posting and DMs. Less spam, less cleanup, more real convos. Personally, I like setting chat to at least level 4. Because spammers try to speed-run comments to unlock messaging. Skool’s built-in tools help a lot too: - Tell members to report spam (it’s anonymous) - If someone gets in, ban + delete their last 7 days of activity in one click - Block + report DM spammers so Skool can review the account - Report spam profiles even if they’re in someone else’s community (helps platform-wide) What red flags do you look for when you’re spotting spam accounts?

What do you want 2026 to look like, for real? Not the perfect “New Year’s resolution” list. Just the one thing you actually want to commit to, even if it’s messy, even if you’re still figuring it out. Could be health, money, confidence, relationships, your Skool, your work, your peace of mind. Anything. Use the comments like a little brain dump you’d send to a friend. I’m going to read every one, and then I’ll share mine after. What’s yours?