Dear Team Skool, I'm part of a Circle group, and though I much prefer Skool, there are 2 things I must confess I do love about Circle. #1) They allow GIF's. In today's day in age, GIF's are a quick & easy way to express yourself... but more importantly, they're FUN! I use them a lot, and so does everyone on my team. Not having GIF's is a little bit of a buzzkill and makes everything seem a bit more serious & dry... (the screenshot below of the cowboy is actually a GIF someone posted in their Circle post) #2) They allow for bigger photos. Skool's photo size in posts is so small unless you click on it, which makes the text the main focus. But what if I want my photo to be the main focus? Today I posted a screenshot and it's all I really wanted to post. But I had to write a lot of text to convince people to click & open the photo. I think Skool could keep showing their small thumbnail in the 'preview' mode of a post, but when someone opens the post, I'd love to see a full size image (as seen in the Circle post pic)

One word. Posts. Thank you @Sam Ovens @Sid Sahasrabuddhe @Nick Guadagnoli and the Skool Team for this amazing platform and all simplicity that you are bringing here. I just realized that all other community platforms show at least the first 2-3 comments to every post, which makes the whole feed look messy and overloaded. Please, keep the current UX and UI and hope to see more people on this platform.

Was wondering if anyone uses skool for their team, their staff and employees? If so how are you using it or what tools are better?

I know Skool is never going to be a CRM and it's better like this but what is the best crm ?

Everyone I recently ditched/closed on our Facebook group and moved over to the new platform here on Skool. We had about 230 members in our Facebook group and now we are down to 137, I lost some people in the transition for whatever reason…. I’m having a very hard time having people post, answer other members questions, comment etc. A lot more lower activity than our Facebook group. Probably because everybody’s used to Facebook, it had an app, people done like change, etc. Some members have commented that it’s not active as much and they don’t like it… I’m a little frustrated by this…. any suggestions, comments for me that where I can get other members to use the new platform Skool more, get more community engagement just like we were having on FB? i’m open to all suggestions 👏🏽

Anyone was using Slack/Telegram for communities? How's your experience switching to Skool? P.S. Love what I see here so far. My hope is that after switching from Slack and Telegram to Skool then I can keep my daily engagement at 60-70%.