Community welcome guide

The Miro Community Forum is not just a space for discussions, but a vibrant ecosystem of shared knowledge and collaboration. In addition to solving Miro questions and taking your skills to the next level, you can join our leaderboard by earning points and collecting digital badges!  While leaderboard points showcase your participation in the forum, badges symbolize your accomplishments. Together, they offer a holistic view of your journey within the Miro Community Forum. Let’s dive into a quick guide on how to earn points to join our leaderboard and spotlight badges on your profile! How to Earn Leaderboard Points: Join the conversation and climb up the leaderboard!Create a Topic - 5 Points  Share your insights by creating new and engaging topics  Reply to Topic - 5 Points Join existing conversations and contribute meaningfully  Provide an Answer - 5 Points Share your best answer to another community member’s question  Receive a Like or a Vote  - 2 Points Receive a “Like” or a vote o

Hi Miro Community, ​We’ve assembled a list of Miro Community offerings where you can either participate and contribute yourself, or just attend, learn best practices and become even more successful with Miro.   🤝 Meet the Miro Community Introduce yourself. What a great way to start your community journey - meet your fellow Miro Community members and network.Attend community events. Learn best practices, share ideas and make connections at our virtual events.  🎨 Unleash your creativity and get inspired Become a Miroverse Creator. Miroverse showcases the tried and true workflows, projects, and frameworks of the Miro Community, as well as their creators.Join a Miro Hero program. Connect with passionate super-users from all walks of life. Enterprise Advocates for enterprise power-users, Miro Consultant Community for consultants and professional service providers, or Creator Community for Miroverse template creators.Share the love on social media. We love seeing all your expert tips and u

As you all know, the Miro Forum is the place where all Miro users can connect, co-create, share knowledge and expertise, and get inspired. It means, here you can get help from your fellow community members and share your own expertise to help someone else. Mironeers (Miro employees) also participate in some discussions, but please note that they are not the primary responders, as we want you all to learn from each other. If you are looking for official, in-depth support (regarding billing issues, technical questions, features, etc), or you have run into an issue (lost content, features not working, other bugs), please try searching in the Help Center or reach out to the Miro Customer Support team directly.   If you have already submitted a support ticket, please do not duplicate your question in the community, and vice versa, if you’ve already created a community post, please do not submit a ticket to the Support team. Let’s keep our conversation in one place for your and our convenien

The Wish List is where we gather ideas directly from members of the Miro Community to help us make Miro even better. Excited to contribute? Here’s everything you need to know about how to submit ideas to our Wish List and share your feedback. How to submit a new idea Tips for great ideas How to vote on an existing idea Understanding Wish List statuses How does Miro use ideas in the Wish List? How to submit a new ideaBefore submitting a new idea, search the Forum to see if there is an existing submission for your request! If there is, add your feedback by voting for the idea and share your thoughts in a comment If there is no existing Wish List idea for your request, then you can go to community.miro.com/ideas and click Submit an idea  Make sure the post type Wish List Idea is selected Write your idea — Check out the tips for great ideas below when writing your idea Add a product area tag  Click Create, and voila! A new idea is born  The Miro Community team will process your new idea i

Welcome to this space of like-minded people - the Miro Forum!  Why join the community? We want you to be even more successful with Miro. It’s important to chat with peers from the same industry to validate ideas, share knowledge and expertise, give guidance and insight, and connect with others. This is why we created the Miro Forum. I’m new to this community. Where should I start? The best way to get started is to first look at our Community Guidelines and Forum FAQs.  Housekeeping items:   Read the Community Guidelines carefully before you start contributing to forums, and follow them - our moderators will keep the peace here.  Make sure to subscribe to categories and groups that are interesting to you, thus you will receive email notifications when new topics in those categories are created.  If you have any questions, please check the Forum FAQs or post your question in Ask the Community.  Stay tuned and enjoy being part of the Miro Community! 

1. I’m new to Miro! Where should I start?Welcome to Miro! We recommend starting by taking a look through the Miro Help Center, or take some courses on Miro Academy to get up-to-speed on all things Miro.  2. I’m new to this community. Where should I start? We’re happy to have you as part of the Miro Forum! The best way to get started is to first look at our Community Guidelines and Forum FAQs. 3. Miro Forum: why should I be here?We want you to be even more successful with Miro! It is so valuable to chat with peers from the same industry to validate ideas, share knowledge and expertise, give guidance and insight, and connect and engage with each other. This is why we created the Miro Forum. 4. How to create a post?Pro tip: Use the search first to see if your question has already been asked and answered. If there’s no relevant thread yet, feel free to create a new topic. For this, just click the Create topic button next to your avatar Choose what type of topic you’re going to post. Decide

Welcome to the Miro Forum! We are so happy to have you here. 🤗We’re here to create a space where Miro users can share knowledge, learn, collaborate, and connect with one another. These Community Guidelines should not only help you understand how to act within the community but also help you understand what to expect from others in this space. Community Guidelines How to report violations of the Community Guidelines How to get technical support FAQs Community GuidelinesYour participation here is subject to these Guidelines, in addition to our Online Community Terms of Use: 1. Be professional, kind, and courteousRespect your fellow users by keeping your tone positive and your comments constructive. Good or bad, your feedback, thoughts, and questions are always valued as long as it is offered in a professional and courteous way. NSFW content, profanity, and attempts to sidestep our automatic profanity filters are also considered direct violations of this policy. 2. No hate speech, bullyi