@Shannon Boyer Updated!!

@Sean Hegarty As do I - it is such a broad subject and affects so many areas of our lives. It is so obvious, and yet at the same time, it takes a while to realise just how impactful it already is and will be in just the next few years. Even with all that I already know, I still feel like it is something that happens somewhere else. But everyone on skool is affected in some way or another.

mmm - it all felt very egalitarian - now those with big groups will buy the posts and get richer, making it easier to buy more pinned posts. How about making if available for groups with X or less members - give the smaller groups a lift up? If you made it so that a group could only post once, ever. That would be fair, so one group cannot dominate. As you say this is a work thing to - for you. A different post every day means you have another 20-minute task a day. (Manage the list - remind the person to write the post - swap out the posts.) If you pin for 48 hours that is 182 posts/year. For the members, if we sign up and get a slot, say in 5 weeks' time, our world has moved on, so we would have to write an evergreen post - it could not be specific to what we are doing now or we would need to write the post when the time comes. @Daniel Knight made a great point - if the post was not a BUY NOW post but instead was an article about their group's purpose - an advertorial - part ad part editorial - and had a gift back to the community, like a tip or a lesson learnt - so it asks for members but also gives back to everyone - even if tey are not interested in the actual group. There are 837 of us - so if I were last on the list, I would be four and a half years away from being able to get a pinned post - of course, not everyone would seek an ad. All of us would see the two pinned posts that you manage and one pinned ad... I tend to scroll past the pinned ads on google results as they rarely provide what I want. I have more - but this has got longer than I thought it would be.

Amazing - though I thought you were trying to get members in the right places so you could create a large C on the map...

Shout out to @Sean Hegarty at Men Forge Forward - a group in support of men learning to be the best version of themselves and regain their inner source beings.