Asking your community one thing

A question wall is one question and one link. Your community answers in squares, and the answers are one thing you can point at, feature and post, instead of a comment thread.

Asking it

From Home, press New wall. It asks when people see it: choose Open as it fills. Under What goes on it?, write the question the way you would say it: One thing about Lagos you would tell a stranger. The preview beside it shows the wall as it will look, your name and the count in the pill and your line in the card under it.

Answers show on the wall the moment they land, for everyone who has the link.

The link

The wall has one link, fube.app and a short code. Put it in your bio, your story, your newsletter. People open it, see the answers so far, press Answer it and add their square. No account, no app.

The cap

The cap is how many answers the wall takes before it closes. Slide it to the number you want. On Free a wall holds 15, on Plus 200, and on Pro there is no limit. When the wall reaches its cap, it stops taking answers and keeps what it became.

Approval

On Pro you can turn approval on. Answers then wait in a queue on your page for the wall, and only the ones you approve go up. The person who answered sees their own square softened on their device until you do.

Show it in search

Question walls can be found by search engines if you want them to be. Turn Show it in search on, and the wall's link can turn up for people looking. Walls for someone never can.

Asking again

On Pro a question can come back daily, weekly or monthly, each time a fresh wall at the same link, with the past ones kept by date.