Members, posts, events and the emails your community sends.
Turn on comment approval and every member comment waits for you. It's a separate switch from the one for posts.
Message one member from Community, then Members. Their reply comes back to that screen, not your email. Members messaging each other is a separate setting.
Yes — one setting. Off, member posts appear at once. On, nothing appears until you've read it. The waiting ones don't sit in the Feed.
Yes — it's the same composer. The choice sits at the bottom, under When. Events, for live sessions, is a different row and isn't open yet.
One email goes out the moment someone joins, carrying their way in. A good one already sends. This is how to make it sound like you.
Open the post from Community, Feed. Hide and Delete sit under every comment, your own included, and you can undo both.
Two ways in. Invite a few people by email from the Members screen. For a roomful, send your community link instead.
The same two verbs work on a whole post. Hiding one takes its comments with it, and both can be undone.
A feed puts the newest thing first. Pinning holds one post above the rest, so it's the first thing every newcomer reads.
Facebook won't give you your members' email addresses, so there's no import button. You move the people: one post, one link.
Your community's name and description live in one place: Community, then Welcome. That page is what a new member sees when they arrive.
Start a reply from a draft written off what your member actually said, then tell it what to change until it sounds like you.
Challenges live under Games. The guide asks five questions about your people in plain English, then drafts the tasks, posts and reminders.
Open Community, then Dashboard, and scroll past the charts. Two lists underneath show who's waiting on you, each with a count.
Everything from the moment you press Hide or Delete is handled. What it can't do is unsend an email that has already gone.
By you, and nobody else. Nothing has been submitted and there's no queue. We drafted your community's name and description from your answers — read it.
A quiet room is normal, not a verdict. Three screens tell you how quiet it really is, and who to write to today.
Almost. Anything written to one person waits for you. A few standing emails go out on their own — all of them listed on one screen.
You didn't switch these on. Every community has points, levels and badges running from the day it exists, and they're live for your members now.
No, you didn't write it. Every new community gets one short welcome post from us, pinned to the top, carrying your name.
Your channels are already named, from what you said your community is for. Here's where to find them, what you can change, and where the posts live.
Your community got a web address automatically. It works today, and it's the only thing anyone needs in order to find you.
The Vault isn't open yet, for anybody. Today a worksheet reaches your members by being attached to a post.
Your link lives in Community, then Settings, at the top under Public address. It's given to you automatically, so for almost everybody it's already there.
Your community has one address you share, and a separate setting for how much a stranger who follows it can read.