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Spam, self-promotion, posts in the wrong channel, code of conduct violations... these are all increasingly difficult problems for online communities and also some of the most mundane and un-fun work for community professionals. Let Tightknit help you keep an eye on things with our new Moderation platform. Learn more about moderation in the docs. If you'd like to join the beta, react to this post with 🛡️ or reach out to support!

Create criteria with confidence thresholds for AI-evaluated triggers on your moderation rules, which can be used to automatically perform actions on incoming messages such as sending alerts, pushing messages to a moderation review queue, sending the author a customized message, and even auto deletion (for the especially naughty ones).

Members can report a message in Slack using the Report message message shortcut on any channel message or DM. The report alerts your team and lands in your review queue.

Your onboarding welcome DM can now use {{recipient.first_name}} or {{recipient.full_name}} tokens, which will be filled in based on their Slack profile when the message is sent. Click the token icon in the toolbar or below the editor, or start typing {{, to insert a new token.

Sometimes threads on your site need a notice, such as if there is an ongoing effort underway or certain information is out of date. Admins can now add a short note above any post on your community site, such as "This answer is out of date, see the new guide", without needing to edit or remove the post. Notices are reflected in the SEO page metadata. Add a notice to a post using the MCP or from the Discussion page in the Studio.

Previously journey milestones were limited to 1 or all your available channels. Customers on the Enterprise plan can now scope a journey milestone to up to 5 specific channels.

Hi everyone 👋 I’m Divya, a community builder and storyteller based in NYC, and so happy to be here! Two years ago, I co-founded Veranda Social to create the kind of rooms I wanted to be in: thoughtfully designed gatherings where people actually connect. We spotlight women-led and POC brands through curated experiences across New York, and I approach every event as a story, from the theme and creative to the content we share afterwards. Since then, we’ve hosted 25+ sold-out events, partnered with 30+ brands, studios, chefs and creators, and built a community where 40% of guests keep coming back. By day, I lead client partnerships at a market research firm, where I also built our client events function from the ground up, running 20+ executive dinners and activations each quarter. I’m now looking for a full-time role that brings both together: community, partnerships or events at a consumer or IRL-focused company in NYC. If your team is hiring, or you know someone I should meet, I’d be so grateful for an intro. Always happy to trade notes on building IRL community and brand partnerships, and if you’re in NYC, I’d love to grab coffee ☕ Looking forward to getting to know you all! Website: veranda-social.studios.fit/about Instagram: instagram.com/veranda.social LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/divya-sagar

How about a “posts with no reply” filter? I can pull with MCP, but it could be cool to have on web. It’s nice to have a place that people can go to find questions they could help with. Overall, trawling through a forum to find posts that are worth interacting with feels very web 1.0. I wonder if there is a way to solve this. Don’t feel like this NEEDS to be built into a feature, sometimes I am just rambling about Community things. But maybe it could be a feature. Maybe. or not? or maybe yes? I’m sorry to anyone who read this.

WE MADE A CHANNEL FOR YELLING Hey everyone, Max here! If you’ve been holding something in since Q1, like the event nobody RSVP’d to or the stakeholder who asked for “more engagement” with zero budget, we finally made you a home for it. Head over to 🔒[private feed], turn on caps lock, and let it out. Nobody’s going to ask you to use your inside voice in there. The best part is you’re yelling into a room of other community builders, so there’s a really good chance someone in here has already figured out the thing you’re yelling about. We’re also kicking off the Certified Yeller Journey this month, and finishing it gets you a badge that you can share on LinkedIn so everyone knows you’re loud and proud:

SEE YOU IN THERE!!!

Hi everyone! I’m Adeyele (Yele for short), and I’m so happy to be here!🎉 I’m a digital marketing and communications professional with years of experience across content, social media, community management and creator partnerships. I’ve had the opportunity to manage and grow different communities globally, and I currently work with a Pan-African community of young women across the continent. I recently came across this community on LinkedIn and thought it would be a lovely space to connect, and learn from other people doing interesting work. I’m also currently exploring new opportunities in community management, community engagement and communications, where I can bring my experience and continue to grow. When I’m not working, I’m probably writing poetry, reading psychological thrillers or getting lost in a good murder mystery. I'd love to connect with everyone here! You can find me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adeyeleadeniran/ Looking forward to getting to know you all! 😊

Hey everyone 👋 ! I’m Divya, a freelance B2B SaaS writer based in Delhi. I write long-form content for SaaS, FinTech, and D2C brands: comparison posts, buyer guides, and best-tools roundups. A little backstory. I started freelancing with no SaaS samples, so I wrote my own through a challenge I set for myself. That’s how I established myself in this space, and it led to international clients and my first USD payment this year. I also started a newsletter, Writerspause, before I really knew what a newsletter was. It’s about building a freelance writing business, and I share lessons on writing and content strategy, along with results from my own experiments. I love building in public, so I’m also writing a case study that documents how the newsletter grows. I’m working on two other things alongside it, too. Two small things about me: I used to be scared of maths, and now I track content numbers for fun. I also see content in everything, which my friends find tiring. I’m here to learn from people who are further along, swap notes with other writers, and meet founders and marketers who care about good content. If you’re working on something where a writer could help, or you just want to talk about SEO, newsletters, or freelancing, say hi. My DMs are open. 🔗 Find me here Newsletter (Writerspause): divyas-newsletter-writerspause.beehiiv.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/divya-sharma-freelance-saas-finance-content-specialist Portfolio: divyasharma-portfolio.notion.site/Hi-I-m-Divya…

Hello from Toronto, Canada! 👋 I’m Agata. I’ve been building communities pretty much my whole working life. My job titles just needed a hot minute to catch up—and so did my realization that what I was doing actually had a name. For the last four years, I built a community from scratch through workshops, meetups, WhatsApp groups, a mentor program, and plenty of conversations. Eventually, it became so woven into the organization that it was hard to remember a time without it. Since I left, those programs have kept running. That’s something I’m proud of: building a community where people have the connections, ownership, and tools to keep things going beyond you. I’d reached the ceiling of what I could do there, so now I’m looking for my next opportunity. I’m especially interested in roles that connect community, customer insight, partnerships, and social. I love bringing people together—and making sure what we learn from them actually shapes what the organization does next. There are so many ways community work shows up across different roles. I’d love to hear what yours looks like, and if you know a team looking for someone like me, I’m all ears! Happy to be among people whose job descriptions probably also require a little explaining. 🙃 Please connect with me and I would love to do some virtual coffee chats, connecting. You know like the lovers of community that we are! Www.LinkedIn.com/awisniowska

Is it just me or would anyone else like a date and time for when an event gets published. That way you can make events and schedule the publish instead of having to publish manually. Need some Happy Friday all

Does anyone know if there is a way to automate or schedule Awards?