My understanding is that everything in the Community tab (which is where discussions are) is readable by anyone whether they have joined or not when your group is set to Public. In fact, I am planning a Public community so that content I add will get indexed by search engines and help people to find my community. Then if they want to benefit from being able to comment, ask questions, etc. they would need to join. Since the group will be Public, I will make it clear that there is no expectation of privacy in the discussions. What are you hoping to accomplish by making your community Public vs. it being a Private freemium group?

@Vanessa Choi

@Lindsay MacGregor

@Deb Spotleson or flyers? Maybe check around to find out whether they are open to displaying/distributing your material before investing too much in creating physical promotional materials. Also look for places like the public library, rec centers, houses of worship that might have community bulletin boards.

@Kristen C one point closer😊

@Clare Goodall

@Nicole Wright color me impressed! Please take care not to burn out. The world needs people like you that combine being visionary with execution 💛.

@Sky W I also wonder about affordability of our offers. I hear and understand all the talk that price should reflect our true value and that people should increase their prices but I think sometimes, at least in some niches, affordability=access. As for pay what you can (PWYC), I'm curious how it plays out in practice. I've seen offers where you can pay $0, others at least $1 and others that set an actual "base" price but people can voluntarily pay more..