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I second this request

I’m also experiencing issues with both login and logout not showing the user being logged in in the top bar (even thouch caching for logged in users has been disabled). Has anyone been able to determine the optimal settings for buddypress + w3 total cache yet?

It would be great if there was a setting for each type of content that determines if the like button is displayed or not. That way you can determine which types of content can and can’t be liked (for instance, in case of blog posts one might prefer facebook like instead of a buddypress like [...]

I’d love to know as well!

Another interesting feature would be to be able to place the most popular photos there.

Allowing users to report spam would be a very useful feature. There’s only so much you can do in terms of technical spam prevention, and technical spam prevention always gets cracked eventually. If the amount of spam reports for a certain account exceeds x, then freeze the account until an admin can review the account. [...]

Even more spam now, coming from this user: http://buddypress.org/community/members/joymab/

My vote goes towards adding a usability/interface design expert to the team. The work the programmers are doing on Buddypress is amazing and I am really impressed by the progress that’s being made, but a lot of functionality feels a bit clunky and unnecessarily complex to use. The design might feel logical and usable to [...]

And the spamming continues. Anyone else getting spammed?

Got my second spam message as well. It seems to be affecting multiple BP installs so I think it should be a high priority to do something about it.

My vote is for a report spam button. When any action (activity, forum post, message etc) by a user is marked as spam, an admin should be notified. If more than x actions within x time of the user are marked a spam, the user account is locked until the admin is able to review [...]

Not sure if it’s been mentioned yet, but pagination at the bottom of the plugins page (http://buddypress.org/extend/plugins/) would be useful (right now it’s only at the top).