Skool
Community posts in your Skool group.
Skool has no official API, so FoPost publishes the way the Skool app itself does: it signs in with your credentials and creates the post in your community.
Connecting
Accounts → Connect → Skool, enter your Skool email, password, and the community (its slug or URL).
Because this is a sign-in rather than an API grant, Skool occasionally challenges an automated login. When that happens the post fails with a clear message; retrying usually succeeds. Skool changing how its app works can also break publishing until FoPost catches up. That is the honest cost of a network with no API.
What you can publish
| Limit | Value |
|---|---|
| Body | 50,000 characters |
| Title | 200 characters, from the post title or the first line of the body |
| Media, links, tags | Not supported |
Analytics and deletion
No analytics: Skool exposes no metrics to read. Deleting the post in FoPost does delete it in the community.
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