We've just included our Skool invite link as part of our new client welcome email sequence. However, this means we'll have to manually accept each invitation as they join, which given that it's a free group anyway we don't want the admin burden of having to do. Manually adding the email address using the bulk invite method is the same admin burden. Is there a way we can disable having to accept invites, and just have new members automatically added without any invite from us?

We've just done a live webinar series, and uploaded as a course in the classroom with restricted access so only people who attended the event can watch it. It'd be much less of a faff on if there was just a bulk email upload for that course to give everyone access (and sign them up to Skool / send the invite in the process), as I'm going to have to wait people to sign up to Skool, remember who it was that joined the webinar vs our other Skool members, and manually add access for each person.

The character limit for the course description is more than is actually visible. Why not just make the character limit for course descriptions the actual visible amount of text?

I know that peoples Skool profiles rank on Google (SEO) as I've seen them - but do posts made also rank on Google? Just wondering for how much effort to put into descriptions in Skool classroom, as if they rank on Google that'd be great - and would encourage me to use the Skool classroom as a main content hub to answer questions in courses etc. that people are actively searching for on Google?

Does anyone else have the problem that when you use the # to try and link to something in your classroom from a post, it either works after a lot of clicking off and back on / trying multiple times, or just doesn't work at all? Any ideas?