This thread is amazing! Thank you @Shana Lynn 👏

@Kevin Mullaney

@Jordan Schwann The events are shown in their local timezone. It says 6 pm London time. What's your time zone?

@Veena Mistry We have this feature request noted down. At the moment, you can do this :)

@Veena Mistry Yep.

@Jess Morrell No you don't lose the chat history.

@Jess Morrell Nope. Skool is a community platform.

@Harry Whelchel You can block them. What are you trying to do? 😅

@Harry Whelchel Yea of course it is. It's called Chats! And, we also use HS. Entirely different product with its own use case 😀

@Ted Carr Lame, lol. OK, noted. We'll see what other admins have to say about it. A few admins preferred this way because the differentiation between the type of module is apparent and intuitive - video lessons vs non-video lessons/resources. We don't want group members clicking on the image thinking it's a video, since they would be in a habit to do so. Drip set answered here. Yea, I could see the drag & drop module being super helpful for course organization 🤝 If there's a content piece that needs to be left out of the Classroom Progress, then the recommended way is to create an admin-only category and post it in the Community. Having said that, we have this one noted down.

@Jeremy Mary Not soon, but we do want to do it. We have a few things that we are currently working on.

@Vlad Tayman If your friend did in fact start a free trial by clicking on your referral link, it would show up here

@Vlad Tayman Reaching out to you on Skool Chat.

I know two Twitter power users @Andrew Kirby and @Aadit Sheth. Not sure if they funnel the Twitter traffic to their respective Skool groups though. But, they may have some feedback for you. Should be possible with Skool - I'd highly recommend turning on Membership Questions for your Skool group. SETTINGS > Plugin > Membership Questions :)

@Connor Widmaier You can.

@Danny Mallinder It kinda depends a lot on the use case. If someone is starting from scratch, they would just build it on Skool. If they are switching and already have content hosted on the content platforms that Skool supports, then they are copy-pasting the embedded links. If you are switching from another platform where the content is hosted, that would need some admin work. So, unfortunately, we can't make a feature for this because there are too many variables with a lot of 3rd party tools. We also have a customer base where they are not using Classroom at all. They are using Community and Calendar. For them, the switch is easy. In your specific use case, yes, just do it manually. As @Saqib Rasool & @Ted Carr mentioned. Either get a team member to do it or get a VA. Should be fast. And here's a quick help doc for reference, and here's a help doc for a content hosting platform.

@Nick Guadagnoli Can we see if there's anything we could do about this? We have a ticket for this. I also like the gif selector to be visible under the Classroom tab for Discussions.

@Harry Whelchel Lolol, no. We'll see though. Thanks!

@Eli Richardson Hey Eli, I was actually testing this feature on other platforms. I saw how Facebook Groups does it. Do you know of any other platforms? And, is there a specific use case that happened in your Skool group?

@Eli Richardson Got it, yea!

@Roman Pearl

@Roman Pearl Yep. I'll add it very soon :)

@Edouard Merle du Bourg Not at the moment. We do have this feature in our backlog. I also want this :)

@Jonas Carlström When you mean "easy for my customers to leave and end up here", what do you mean by that? End up where?

@Jonas Carlström They will not see Skool Community. This group is only for potential group admins and current group admins. Your Skool group members are YOUR group members :)

@Adam Zalewski We have this one noted down. We actually did support the Rich Text Editing feature. We removed it since we saw it wasn't actively used as we wanted. We do want to bring it back, and is on our roadmap. We would probably start with the Classroom though! 😀

@Shane Dutka Yea, if we do introduce it, we'd probably do it in Classroom. The last time we did it in the Community, we saw members overusing it. A lot of markdowns slow down the speed of reading and therefore comprehension. That's why pretty much all books have one font size and type for the majority of the book. Anyway, we are still thinking about this. Let's see...

@Israel Macias Not at the moment, no.

@Tyler Tumminelli

@Philipp Rauscher To delete their contributions, search the member and visit their profile. See if they have contributions, and delete them. Then, you can remove them.

@Aadit Sheth Yep, what Aljaž said! Pretty much all group admins do this to test. Invite yourself with another email address of yours. Join in an incognito tab or on another browser. Test everything that you want to test. Leave or remove :)

You can use it in the middle @Balázs Kiss of a sentence :)

@David Cavanagh You can visit their Skool profile, and delete their contributions manually. Then remove them. That's the current way to remove a member and delete their contributions from your group.

@David Cavanagh @Ted Carr It works differently on Skool. We have contributions, daily activity, points, and leaderboards which are an integral part of the product. We preserve that so that they can resume if/when they are invited back to the group. Still noting it down to see what we can do there :)

@Billy Ramirez Have all of these noted, thanks!

@Sema Robbins It does not automatically capture. You'd need to ask them a question regarding that if they are joining from the group URL. If they are invited, well, you already have the email list. And the best place to download the list would be from your payment processor if you are using one.

@Greg Gillies Yep, it is on the roadmap 😀

@Aaron Resendiz No timeline at the moment. This can be a potential solution, although it may not work for you, considering your use case.

@Taylor Benterud Yep, have this noted down :)

@Genc Doda Yea, if member A invites member B, member B will be in your Admin Duties to be approved or declined, or also to chat with. And there it will say "Invited by Member A".

@Aadit Sheth They usually have profile pics and/or bios. It's the "group effect". Even if they enter without a profile pic/bio, they will see everyone else has them and they will update. Right now, a course can be locked by two conditions: 1. Only some members have access - you manually grant or revoke access. 2. Level locked - a course unlocks when they reach a specific level. But I kinda see what you mean specifically with the profile pic and bio. It's nice to have those whilst engaging with someone. After all, it's a community!

@Bilal Malas If you post in your group as an admin, ALL your group members are notified anyway. Email Broadcasts are reserved mostly for very important announcement stuff. And also to prevent group admins from sending too many emails. Twice a week seems to be balanced, at the moment.

@Justin Garcia Yea, the open rates and deliverability are extremely good, at the moment. So I'm not sure if we should meddle with it 😅

@Riyansh Shah Answered here

@Andrew Merkel A LOT of talk about it. It's on the roadmap. Stay tuned :)

@Jose Castro Not at the moment. API calls/scripts will introduce complexity in the product which would need further testing and maintenance resources, which we frown upon. It's not off the table, but it's more like, not right now.

@Aaron Resendiz In your Skool group. It's visible when you have member requests.