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What version of WordPress and BuddyPress are you using?

Have you confirmed that your other admins are “Admins” or “Super Admins”?

You’ll need to create a custom page template and then upload it to your theme folder. Then create a brand new page (.e.g “Welcome”) using that custom page template you created instead of the default page template provided by Fishbook. Then in your Dashboard >> Settings >> Reading you’ll need to set the front page option […]

Also, have you visited a specific group’s admin panel and activated their forum?

Sounds like it would be a cool plugin. I know a lot of users who would appreciate something like that.

@bplove I searched around and found this: https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/editable-comments/

The stable version of 0.1.9 will be upgradable from 0.1.7.

No problem @foxly and no offense taken. I had no idea that you were working with a site with such a large membership. It’s a good thing that yall are looking forward into the future. 🙂

I saw that, pretty cool. http://www.joindiaspora.com/2010/09/15/developer-release.html

Googling around revealed these plugins:

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/custom-avatars-for-comments/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-new-default-avatar-emrikols-fork/

https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-new-default-avatar/

I would dig around a little more on Google. I’m sure you’ll find some more plugins.

Hi Adam,

As far as I know such a plugin does not exist. The closest options are BuddyPress Activity Tags and BuddyPress Group Tags.

There might be such a plugin over on WPMU DEV but I don’t know since I’m not a subscriber. I kind of doubt it though.

@alanchrishughes Glad to see your feedback here. I think though by request of @foxly they want bug reports to be made in their official bug tracker . However haven’t seen a place for feature requests on their site so I guess this is as good a place as any. If I could make a simple request it would be […]

@Gpo1 I believe they would like us to report bugs and issues here.

Alternatively in your main blog’s privacy settings settings you can hide it from search engines. That’ll prevent your blog from being indexed and keep the posts from appearing on the sitewide activity stream. Unfortunately it also means that your site won’t show up on Google or Yahoo because of it. 😛

How did you install the plugin? With the default WordPress installer or via FTP?

@foxly, how far do you think you are from the “Data Model Freeze”? We’d love to run your plugin even with the bugs on our live site just as long as we know we won’t lose any of our user’s photos.

We run this one on our site: https://buddypress.org/community/groups/wordpress-mu-secure-invites/