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Also, has this always been broken or has it just broke itself?

Is the server running on object or page caching? If you aren’t sure, are you running W3 Total Cache or any other caching plugins and what the settings are?

I am assuming that error in your post is recent. […]

Can you debug the SQL queries in BP_Core_User::get_users() and let me know (via pastebin.com, or somewhere) what the query is?

It *looks* as though ID should be getting set, so I’m interested in what the […]

You’re very welcome!

Your problem sounds interesting. You could either build your own query / cache / template functions and display it in the bottom of the profile table, or sync that external content into […]

Have you searched the WordPress.org forums? That’s the better place, as this doesn’t seem to be related to BuddyPress.

Can you share the error you get, or a link to the page where it’s broken?

1.7’s still in development, and as you found out, has its fair share of bugs. The theme compatibility parts still need a lot of work before it’s fully compatible with every theme.

Is there anything we need to […]

And https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mailfrom-ii/

Please share what the activation link the email looks like. If you don’t want to post it publically, send it to me at paul@buddypress.org. We’ve occasionally had reports of this issue but have not yet been able […]

The trac ticket you link to is still open which means the issue hasn’t been fixed in a shipping version of BuddyPress yet. The issue is page title with child pages; upgrades shouldn’t make a difference to this […]

What is it conflicting with?

When you say “have their own communities”, do you mean like a BuddyPress multisite mode? If so, that’s not possible, unfortunately. You’d have to use a multi-network configuration (one BP instance per […]

Where doesn’t it work? How are you testing?

I know exactly how it works, I use LESS with my Achievements plugin.

Minifying CSS and building from a LESS file are both extra steps. Core has the first done automatically, and I strongly doubt we would […]

To put it another way, Hugo: what you’re saying could apply to the regular minified CSS. So, if someone makes a chance, they’d have to regenerate the minified CSS and commit that too. I hope you can understand […]

Try something like https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-mailfrom-ii/

What have you changed on your site since June?

If it’s the EXACT same message, then the bp-registration-options plugin is still active. Try renaming that plugin’s folder in your plugin directory, and then visit /wp-admin/plugins.php

One of the obvious things you’ll need are flag graphics for the nationalities. Have you found these yet?

I don’t like the idea of that workflow. It wouldn’t stop someone changing the CSS directly and forgetting to update the LESS file. I’d prefer to write LESS, and have the CSS generated and minified in a post commit hook.