[ROAST MY LESSON] Are the community members heard? When they make a post, do they get an answer? Can they hop on a call and get to talk instead of just listening? Communities are not about consuming content. It's not a podium where you just get heard by your members. It's a space for people to talk and be heard. And the least work the admins need to do for that to happen the more successful the community is. A great community is a place where members start and develop conversations by themselves without too much need to be prompted by the admins. And that can only happen if you develop a space where people get answers and engagment from what they post. So how do you do that? Ask simple questions, create challenges, offer feedback on what people are building. Prompt people to talk about themselves and engage with them. Give shoutouts, celebrate wins. Have clear rules to prevent spammers and scammers, but not rigid to the point of suffocating your member's creativity. Be a leader, not a guru. Don't just dump content and expect people to applaud you. A community is a place where everyone gets an opportunity to shine, not just you.

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This is a Roast my Lesson for a post I made in my old communities. Despite using AI for content and now having to vibe code some stuff for work, I still maintain those takes, as AI for creativity is not my concern, but the consequences of the whole practices that come with it. Roast my Lesson: --> QUESTION NUMBER 1: Will AI take our jobs? AI will change the game drastically. It already has and it will continue changing it more and more. So no. AI won't take your job, someone who is good at using it will. Unless you're willing to adapt. Employees will need to be good at using AI and be able to prove it. I'm already at a point at my work that if I have a problem and ask for help before trying to solve with AI, I get a warning. So I need to count on AI first and ask for the help of my colegues second only at the last case. ---> QUESTION NUMBER 2: Can I get rich with AI? There are too many shady people trying to monetize on the AI hype. The times are complicated and there are a lot of opportunities, but also lots of scams. Don't fall for trends pushed by marketing scammers trying to sell you a get rich quick scheme. No, you won't build a multi million dollars SaaS with a prompt. That's bullshit. Even if you get a perfect code, operating a business is much more than that. The market is saturated with AI software slop that fail at solving any real issues. You want to make money with AI? Use it as a tool to solve the problems of your clients. Do a deep market research on what your specific niche requires. Get good contacts with experts. Figure out all the moving parts of a legit business (marketing, finances, law etc). AI is just a tool. It makes the technical part easier. But the business part is still as hard as it ever was, maybe even worse due to the hype and the disillusionment people are feeling after falling for the multiple scams this fad is generating. It's true that you can cut down on costs drastically by replacing staff with AI, but that can go very wrong. Search about the duolingo fiasco after they announced they were going AI first.

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