Currently, when a non-logged-in visitor views a public ClickFunnels Community, they can read posts, but if they attempt to: Like a post Comment Reply React Create a post Nothing happens. There is no feedback, no login prompt, and no explanation that they are in “read-only” mode. From a user experience perspective, this creates confusion, friction, and broken-feeling engagement. Many creators intentionally keep their communities open to read so members can share links publicly. This increases growth and discoverability. However, without a clear interaction gate, potential members attempt to engage and simply hit a dead end. This is not a strategy issue. It is a UI clarity issue. Our ClickFunnels Communities are increasingly used as: Top-of-funnel authority hubs Shareable content ecosystems Organic growth engines Value-first marketing environments When engagement attempts fail silently, it: Reduces trust Lowers conversion rates Creates unnecessary friction Hurts the platform’s perceived polish This is a solvable UX gap. Suggested Solution (Core Feature) Add a Native “Guest Mode” Interaction Prompt When a non-logged-in visitor attempts to engage (like, comment, reply, etc.), trigger a modal that says: 🔒 You’re currently viewing as a guest. Create a free account to join the conversation. Buttons: Create Free Account Log In Continue Browsing This preserves open read access while clearly converting engaged visitors at the moment of intent. No silent failure. No confusion. Suggested Enhancement (Optional but Powerful) Add a Visible Guest Indicator Display a subtle banner when someone is browsing as a guest: Viewing as Guest — Join Free to Participate This gives clarity without being intrusive. Suggested Community Setting (Future-Forward Option) Add a community setting toggle: Fully Public Public Read / Login to Engage Fully Private This would give creators clear architectural control over growth vs gating. Why This Should Be Prioritized This feature: Improves UX clarity immediately Increases free account conversions Preserves organic sharing Strengthens the Communities product overall Requires minimal structural change It fixes a friction point that every growth-focused community builder will eventually encounter.