Can you please consider dividing these two types of chats by some icons in one row? I think these dropdown buttons makes no sence since if you have a lot of chats one will be always hidden somewhere below.. Just make it like filter.
I recently read a comment from Shahjahan Jewel I read Shahjahan Jewel's recent comment on this. Link: https://community.wpmanageninja.com/portal/post/introducing-fluentcommunity-2-2-our-bi?comment_id=47852
And I disagree with this point. I don't like Facebook for creative work. It doesn't help me quickly grasp and save keywords (seeds) or good ideas as quickly as Twitter because they don't have comment bookmarks. As you know, a lot of valuable information is found in member comments. When I bookmark posts with hundreds or thousands of comments, I spend countless hours reviewing and searching for them again (you might say there's a search feature, but I can't remember its name).
What do you think?
Testing out adding more of my courses to Fluent Community.
It is very time consuming for large courses adding modules and lessons.
Smart Creator Press for example allows the structure and some of the content to be uploaded via a SCP CSV template.
What do others think?
FluentCommunity could easily replace BuddyBoss, Circle, and Patreon. But dethrone Skool? Not yet. What's your take on this?
Here is the hard truth I’ve learned from talking to hundreds of creators and business owners: Creators don't want to be IT admins. They want to build communities and make money.
Let's look at the reality of the market right now:
FluentCommunity is an absolute masterpiece of engineering. Giving creators 100% data ownership and no transaction fees is a noble mission. But when a creator looks at Skool, they see a "Zero-Friction Experience". They sign up, name their group, and 5 minutes later, they are selling a course. They get instant dopamine.
When they look at self-hosted WordPress communities (even with FC), they see pain: Setting up hosting, configuring SMTP, fixing plugin conflicts, and dealing with the ugly, confusing wp-admin dashboard.
Most non-tech creators will always pay a premium ($99/mo) for convenience over control.
So, how does FluentCommunity actually win? What's your take on this?
I’m building a long-term community structure and would like more flexibility with tags and content organization.
1. Multiple Tags Per Post
I would like users to be able to apply more than one tag per post.
Use case:
- Start with broader/general spaces.
- Allow posts to be categorized across multiple topics.
- Improve filtering and content discovery.
- Avoid over-fragmenting the community early on.
This would allow a single post to belong to overlapping discussions (e.g., “Hardware”, “Modding”)
2. Tag-Based Bulk Move to New Space
In the future, when a specific topic becomes popular, I’d like the ability to:
- Select all posts within a space that share a specific tag.
- Bulk transfer those posts into a newly created dedicated space.
Use case:
- Start broad.
- Let topics grow organically.
- When a tag gains enough activity, convert it into its own structured space without manually moving posts one by one.
This would enable scalable community growth without requiring rigid structure from day one.
Why This Matters
This approach:
- Encourages organic topic discovery.
- Reduces early structural friction.
- Makes scaling community architecture much easier.
- Prevents content silos too early in growth.
If multi-tagging and tag-based migration could be added, it would significantly improve long-term community planning and flexibility.
Shahjahan Jewel, please look into this: "Customize Colors" button - Under general settings, the button is redirecting to a different page: https://sitename.com/?customizer_panel=1
I recently moved my community to the root domain, and that was when I noticed this
We need triggers for the actual leaderboards. For example. While a member is in the weekl top 5, we could trigger a top 5 badge. if another member is in the all time top 5 we could trigger another type of badge and unlock a course.
We are looking for options to get page design to work with Theme Compatibility. Obviously, we can get the page inside FC, but the templating goes away once it's inside.
We had hoped that using Jet Theme Core with Gutenberg would side step this, however, we are not having much luck.
Any way to get this to work?
Hello,
Is there any REST API for fluent messaging? if so, any documentation?
Thanks : )