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Awesome guys, thanks a lot for all your replies, I will go through these and post back feedback.@djpaul @boobebgorges @paulhastings0

Cheers.

@r-a-y @paulhastings0 I think it would have bean best to keep mu & wp separate and not merge the two. There is already a plug-in being developed that will allow sub-blogs the capability to add their own buddypress. So you would have a monster buddypresss site with multiple minor bp sites all on one domain. This is […]

@paulhastings0, what product exactly you use: cloud sites or cloud server?
If cloud server, some details about server-side software would be really appreciated, people ask a lot about BP scalability.

Thanks.

Closing thread as per @paulhastings0 comment.

@paulhastings0 Only problem with doing what you describe instead of using a child theme is that the next time BP gets updated, the change you made will get overwritten. Thus the advent of child themes.

@dre1080 – I will look into it, thank you for a link. @paulhastings0 – Great idea – thanks! @bofw – I agree w/ you 🙂 @crashutah – Ok, I will add several hooks into the plugin, that’s useful idea. @guigoz – wow, huge list… I will see what can be done and will be useful/essential for next release. I like […]

@paulhastings0 Just use version 0.1.7, currently on the WordPress plugin repo. It’s reasonably stable and thousands of people are using it on their sites. As for when version 0.1.9 will be ready for full scale distribution, that’s difficult to predict. Software development is a nonlinear process. It’s not like we compile a list of features, know […]