Score Your Online Community
Eight questions, under three minutes, and a rough read on where to work first.
Score one you're a member of instead. Answer for its owner wherever a question says you, and you'll see the room the way a reviewer does, and what you'd build differently.
No option will fit perfectly. Pick the closest, and when torn between two, take the lower one. Honest beats generous.
Your snapshot
Seven reads, one priority.
This is a rough self-read, not a Skoolology review score. Our published scores come from at least a week of observed evidence inside a community. Yours comes from eight honest answers in three minutes. Useful, but a sketch, not a portrait.
Each answer maps to a read from 1 to 5. Your first answer, what members buy, sets how much each area counts, because the framework judges a community against its own promise. The total is the weighted sum out of 100, and nothing can score below 20. Your priority is the lowest read in a high-weight area: the gap most likely to break the promise, not simply the smallest number.
Your personalized read
Reading your answers
You don't have to fix it alone
That's your snapshot: one priority, one set of first moves. The next part works better with company. Skoolology is a free community of builders working on the same seven areas you just scored, and inside you'll be walking beside them: comparing scorecards, asking for help when a move stalls, and learning from what's working in real communities rather than theory. The full SKOOL ME course lives there too, including the capstone that turns this sketch into a real scorecard, alongside the What Works shelf, where every play comes from a community we reviewed. Growth by design, not by accident.
Copy your scorecard above, then post it in the results thread. Someone in the room is working on the same priority.
On Skool already? Post your scorecardBuild one people don't leave.