Yup we have one of our B2C coaching programs on Xperiencify - love their "action steps" and they have automations for so many things. It's a small dev team and I'm not the biggest fan of its community (they call it a forum) but it has its pros on the classroom side. We do our B2B coaching program using the Skool classroom.

@Jon Chintanaroad Xperiencify's "classroom" only allows 1 training per page - so it was a little "clunkier" for trainings Our b2b offer is very practical - like 5-10min videos on "do this, click this" and so on Xperiencify it would have been much harder to navigate with that type of training. But our B2C Offer - each training is like a "production" so its worth having each training be on its own page. Small difference but from a product experience standpoint it made a big enough difference for us to keep it on a different platform. Hope that makes sense!

@Sam Ovens a part of the "discussion feature" that was also beneficial was the # hashtag system. It allowed for posts around a specific topic to be organized underneath a training - easy reference for new students to not have to search the community for all posts related to that specific training/topic - almost like "suggested posts" for that specific training. Admins could also add the # hastags in the comments and it would attach the entire post to that training - super valuable! Perhaps this feature can be repurposed somehow as it was also very valuable for our students. Example: #How Skool works (but now there is no area under the training where it shows unfortunately)

@Sam Ovens Until a real comments feature is developed, maybe a compromise would be to turn back on the discussion toggle (even if its more inefficient in the short term) until the comments feature is ready?

Moderator tool: post approval to help with spam in free group funnels.

100% - had the same request last year (here) Hope they get to it soon! 🙏