Todd N.

That sounds amazing. Halloween is my favorite holiday too.

You had me at horror and co-op games! Got some faves?

Hey Sharath K. I really love this topic, and Max and Joel had some great insights already about it. From my experience working with an agency that built many communities and later as a strategist, I’ve learned that a community should feel like its own distinct place while still belonging to the brand’s family (if that makes sense). Be careful not to stray too far from brand colors and typography. You might create a unique name and logo for the community, but let those emerge from the members, give them a chance to own or vote on potential names. Make them feel they have co‑created the space with you. Just a thought. I hope that makes sense, and I’m curious to see what your branding turns out to be.

Hi Bolaji O. I appreciate the warm welcome. I don't travel much these days due to some eldercare responsibilities, but I am always happy to connect virtually!

Hey Kat E. although it's not specific to moving over to Slack/Tightknit, there's a very practical article by Noelle Flowers about considerations for migrating off Facebook Groups. It is part 2 in a series, but this one is probably more relevant to your situation.

Zach H. I pulled a list of clients from my files. Then I turned on audio mode and went down through the list to identify what each company did, whether it was a billable or pro bono project, and offering some color commentary (the graphic was just one of my outputs-I'm using the chat to further analyze my go-to-market offerings). I probably could have gotten something prettier out of Gemini's Nano Banana but I was here and it was convenient enough to turn it loose with a simple graphic.

I would consider donating a body part if I could be rid of SPAM forever. 😅 The internet is craving a return to trust and data sovereignty. I will enjoy working on these topics here with you and others!