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How to Moderate Your Community

Keep your MONDAi community safe, engaged, and on-brand. Learn how to manage posts, handle member issues, and build a space people want to be part of.


A community without moderation becomes either a ghost town or a mess. Your job as the community host is to keep it safe, on-topic, and worth showing up to — with as light a hand as possible. Heavy-handed moderation creates self-consciousness. Too little creates drift. The goal is a space with a clear character that members understand intuitively.

Community moderation in MONDAi gives administrators direct control over posts, members, and settings. The admin permission structure follows GoHighLevel's membership community standards — practical controls that let you act quickly when something needs attention.

Proactive Moderation

  • Post clear community guidelines before anyone else posts (pin them)
  • Create a pinned welcome post that sets the tone
  • Post consistently so members know the space is active
  • Acknowledge and celebrate member contributions publicly

Reactive Moderation

  • Remove posts that violate guidelines
  • Warn or remove members who repeatedly disrupt the environment
  • Close or lock threads that have become unproductive

How to Moderate Posts

Navigate to the post. Admins see a moderation menu — typically a three-dot icon. Options include: Delete/Remove (removes the post), Pin Post (keeps it at the top of the feed), Flag/Report (escalates for review).

How to Manage Members

Go to Memberships → Communities, open your community, and navigate to the Members section. From here you can: view all members, remove a member (does not affect their course access), or assign a moderator role.

What Community Guidelines Should Cover

  • What the community is for and who it's for
  • What kinds of posts are welcome
  • What's not allowed: spam, unsolicited self-promotion, disrespectful language
  • How violations are handled: first warning, then removal
Common mistakes
  • Launching without pinned guidelines — post them on day one, before any members arrive.
  • Responding publicly to every negative situation — message members privately first.
  • Ignoring quiet periods — even a brief check-in post keeps momentum.
  • Removing members without warning for first-time minor issues.

Next steps

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