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And this would specifically deal with spam from actual users who have managed to sign up and and now using the internal messaging system to spam, correct?

And not spam signups, spam blog. Just to clarify.

For someone in that much of a hurry 😉 I woudl have just upgraded the WP to the beta of 3.0. Less work involved, less breakage (potentially)

But, since you alreayd made the move, just go over these steps:
http://bavatuesdays.com/importing-a-single-wp-blog-to-a-wpmu-installation/

@sadr – the forums part from bbpress that is in buddypress is a very stripped down version of bbprerss. If you want a forum, then use forum software. I mentioned it because I in particular, am having to deal with a LOT of new users to BuddyPress who were told it was a forum (for whatever […]

Just stepping in with a recent observation that I am not sure how to address. in looking aroudn and watching tweets & blog posts elsewhere about newcomers to the platform, someone somewhere started referring to it as a FORUM. It is not. And newcomers expecting a forum-like interface and usage are the ones I see […]

“Would it be easier to bite the bullet now and set up WPMU now so that later I can offer blog functionality? ” WPMU is being merged in with the next version of WordPress. You’ll be able to enable it fairly easily. So, start with WordPress. “I’ve had a BIG respon$e to my first tweets […]

They used BBpress *outside* of BuddyPress.

The “blogs” menu options only shows up if you have member blogs when using MU.

Blogs are not posts. 🙂

Nope, that;s the way to do it.

Yes, I meant what techguy said. 🙂 If the original OP{ was using extra plugins for BuddyPress that gathered and used information across the site/network/whatever, then *those* items may not work properly if he downgrades to single WP. Because you know someone’s gonna have a BP install with every extra BP plugin out there installed, […]

Like we’ve said in previous thread, BuddyPress is not currently network-aware. Everyone across the install will have their profile across the network(s).

Right now, if you want them completely separated, you need separate installations.

“or will my site loose any features?”

If you have any extra plugins that pull in sitewide features from across blogs, you might.

@skcsknathan001 thank you so much for updating this. 🙂 I’ll test.

@dainismichel @Artruro you guys are posting this all publicly. we can see those passwords.

You can’t.

I won’t be there but @wpmuguru will be.