Jacob G.

gated pages on microsite (but public channels in slack) with the intent to motivate someone to jump into the community in slack, it would be interesting to list all of our channels on the site but gate a subset of channels. so for example, ai-best-practices, a public channel in slack, shows as gated/blurred/cta to join on the corresponding feed page on the microsite. this also solves for making it clearer that there is more 'inside' and it's not just whats on the microsite that makes up the whole community.

event rendering update looks like events now show in channel as a card. i preferred when it rendered as a slack message / blockkit message. as a result, it cuts off the event title (if applicable) and the card is very narrow which leaves a lot of white space to the right of the card, in channel. feels awkward. thanks for listening!

events: community vs. other broader brand events hey folks: how do you keep your community-specific events (AMAs, office hours, member meetups) from getting lost in (or cluttering) your broader brand event calendar? Do you run separate systems entirely, use tagging/filtering within one platform (lets say luma in this case), or take a one-way approach like only surfacing select brand events into your community space? i'm not talking about the large and flashy flagship-y kinda events; im talking smaller meetups locally with local customers, thought leadership-y meetups, etc. that run throughout the year, that are not user groups. im talking about company-run meetups. or, do you just have a SSOT for all events, period, across the company? and if thats the case, how are you best leveraging tightknit's events feature?