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Alright, thanks again for you help.

They can register, and I as the admin can see them in the users portion of the dashboard. But they aren’t displayed under the members list on the site and are not able to do anything. The email confirmation doesn’t seem to be working. Can you give me a link? or an idea as to [...]

If I create a user in the backend then that user will be displayed in the members list, great. But I don’t want to have to create new users myself, I need people to be able to create their own accounts.

Is that making sense?

Well that sounds pretty bad ass. If only it would work.

So, if changing a users role to “Member” doesn’t add them to the members list, can you think of anything else I could be screwing up?

Alright, so you’re saying multisite is something that I need to allow people to sign up?

I, as the admin can add users and they’ll be displayed under the members list. When some random tries to sign up.. no dice.

- 3.1 – Under General Settings, Membership is set to “anyone can register.” – When someone signs up they do appear under Users in my dashboard. I assume that means that I’m using multisite, but I don’t even know how to check whether or not I’m using it. – I’ve tried changing a users role [...]

I’d like anybody to be able to create an account, access the forums, and be able to create groups.
Really I just want to understand why, when someone not involved with the site, creates an account (and their role is set to “member”) they don’t appear under the members list.

Is that any help?

http://www.nathanielrenton.com/ministicks/

Thanks for responding.
How can I go about letting anyone join and become a member? I wouldn’t have thought that would be difficult.

Not as far as I know. Though, I have no idea what multisite is.

I only recently started using Buddypress. I’m not familiar with how things were in 3.0.
Is there a user setting that I need to change to have them appear under the members list?

I’m having the same problem, hopefully someone can help figure this out.