Hey hey what’s poppin‘? 😀 I am reaching out to address a concern that has recently come to my attention. As a member of a payed community, I've always valued the content and connections made there. However, I was surprised to notice a charge to my credit card for the monthly community subscription fee, approximately two weeks after the community was officially archived. Given that the community has been archived and, as I understand it, is no longer active, I am puzzled about the continuation of these charges. I would appreciate clarity on whether it is the platform's policy to continue billing members for access to an archived community. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your prompt response, as I believe this issue not only affects me but potentially other members of our community as well. Warm regards :)

I've created a collection of posts I want to release later manually... not auto-schedule, but something I'd actively do later. For example: - I'm working on feature X for my community. - It could be a new Class that isn't yet published but that I'm working on. - I want to create/preview a post about that feature (ex: my draft Class) to have everything "ready to go" once I do publish the class. - But I don't want the post to appear to users yet. I didn't see a way to put them in draft mode until I'm actually ready to post. Any possibility we could get that feature? Not the possibly controversial auto-schedule mentioned separately, just a simple "draft" mode that we can manually publish when ready. My current workaround is to create the posts, save them outside of Skool in something like Google Docs, then copy/paste back in... but that adds a lot of friction and time to the process. Thanks for considering!

Hey all if I am hosting multiple communities - can I refer myself for the second community and save the 40%?

Hey, this is Leelah Brown and I have a question about the leaderboards tab.. 1. How to track within the leaderboards on whether they should move up or not? I see how to add info to the leaderboard but I don't know how to track and see whether they should be ready to move up or not. 2. How track the points for every person? 3. Can I track when they refer a friend??

I have a (maybe outrageously stupid) question. Is there a way to "close" my community? I get new paid members every day and I want to close my community down for new members for a while. I don't see a dedicated "close" feature, but maybe there's some way around that to stop it? (Other than putting the price to 997 and hope that nobody joins haha) Edit: I don't want to make more money, I have enough, I actually want to stop new members. It's not about marketing this and that, just no new members Edit: If you’re reading this and you can’t believe me, yes it is true, I actually look for a way to close down and not let new members in, no I don’t want higher prices, no I don’t want exclusivity, no I don’t want more admins, I actually genuinely just don’t want more members and I‘m looking for a way to do exactly that :)