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In order for this community to thrive we got to create a safe and inclusive environment where our members feel comfortable to be themselves and share their stories and challenges. These are the main 4 principles that will make our community a wonderful place for all: Accessible. We’re inclusive and open to everyone and anyone that wants to collaborate. We believe that’s how meaningful conversations are made. [Diversity in opinions, respectful discourse and being empathetic to others is our way]. Supportive. We’re in this together, so we all contribute to answering each other's questions and in uplifting one another. [Don’t fret—our Help Center and email support are still alive and well. They’re also the go-to destinations for your technical questions]. Connected. Our community connects members with each other. This connectivity leads to inspiration and progress. And a deep sense of belonging. [This is a safe haven to nerd out on all things Typeform/VideoAsk and imagine new solutions].

Hello community James here from the community content team. Lovely to meet you all. We're keen to help you realize the full potential of Typeform by providing you with tips and inspiration. We have lots of useful content spread across our blog and Help Center - and we're keen to add more! I want to understand what would be most useful to you so we can decide what's the best thing to publish on the community. Examples of the type of content we already have: End-to-end tutorials for specific use cases - e.g. make an event badge generator Long form blog articles featuring real customer stories - e.g. Superhuman Shorter, interactive case studies - e.g. The Software House Examples of how we're using Typeform internally - e.g. this one Content specifically focused on mitigating implications of the pandemic - e.g. this B2B Customer Pulse survey Templates Video guides Obviously it would be a bit overwhelming if we were to start throwing all of this stuff at you here so I'd really like to know

Hey, there’s a new community functionality where by if you link to another community post the link turns into a nicely designed topic card, see below. Cool, huh? @james

Hey :) The question is in the title, is there a beta group I can join to test out new features before anybody else?

I would like to understand: What are the community purpose? What are the benefits of being part of it? Thanks

Hey 👋 I was curious to know if some of you were nocode practitioners and what you were building with nocode tools? Thakns

Hope everyone is well today. As some of you may have noticed, the community has something called ranks, these are titles based on someone’s all time activity. They basically measure evolution and activity in the community and they give a good idea of how new or how pro a member is. The community has some default ranks names, so Im intending to change them and make them more ‘Typeform’. Currently there are 8 ranks, see below. Ignore the duplicate rank, but I guess you all get the point. Your user title will evolve as you get more active in the community - note this does not apply to Typeform staff. I’m thinking to start with 5 ranks and then add more in the future depending of how quick you guys rank up ! The starting point is to define a pattern or sequence - basically there needs to be a link between those ranks and a natural evolution, such as (1) crawling (2) walking (3) running (4) kite-surfing (5) flying. I’d never choose this sequence by the way, just want to provide an example.

I was wondering if there will be a section where feature requests are discussed/upvoted by members. We have some common feature requests and customers will probably bring this to the community too, but I understand this is not necessarily part of the community topics.

Unfortunately my son was ill and I couldn’t attend the meaningful event - I can’t wait to see the recordings though. Did you managed to attend? If so, which talks I shouldn’t miss? I hope I can post the community panel here once the editing is done.

I’m so thrilled to welcome you to the Typeform community ‘beta group’. This is the beginning of an exciting adventure for all of us who care about Typeform. We may be just a few members at the start of this journey, but every small interaction will make a big difference at this stage. We want to make this community an invaluable asset for anyone using Typeform, but we can’t do that alone - your contribution is key. Beta is all about getting a feel of the community platform, sharing with you our thinking behind this project, listening to your feedback and ultimately getting this rocket ready for launch. We have really ambitious plans for this space, so keep an eye on the news on this section - you can do so by clicking subscribe on the category updates. Go to Updates and click on Subscribe on the bottom left. Subscribe button So, without further ado, I encourage you to share your views and get involved. Check out this article to understand a few simple ways you can make a difference and

Hi all, I found a great shortcut to access new comments and discussions since your previous visit to the community. It’s on the community drop down menu, see screenshot below . If you click there you will see only new comments posted from your last visit, which is quite handy. So, here I can see that @maxgayler is the only new poster since the last time I popped by to the community. This may be useful to regular visitors such as @Christine_Werner, @amy.carlson @Nordin @Marta or @james.

Hi folks, hope you made it safe and sound to the community, just wondering how you find the sign up process with the ‘mega’ secret code. I want to make sure this is as easy an intuitive as possible so keen to hear your thoughts. Talking this opportunity to test a very suitable gif

Hello All, me again :) A couple of things about Topics. Sorry for mixing 3 queries in one post and if I come across too demanding: I think the field to select the Category should go Under “What kind of topic are you creating” and above “Title” . if I’m inside a section and I create a post I expect for the post to be automatically created there instead of me having to drill down the categories. Ideally it should be auto-populated and then give the user the choice of changing it if they need because as the Topics, categories and all that grows I can see this bothering some users… Related to #2 it would be good to have a button inside the category to create the post and not having to resort to the top one. Sure now I know where it is but the first post I created I spent a good 5-10 seconds looking for the way to add a post in that category.

Hello. I noticed that, on the right side, there’s a list of the community members and each member has points assigned. Are points assigned based on each member’s interactions within the community? What are they for?