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Thanks guys! Ah, here it is: https://codex.buddypress.org/developer/releases/version-1-7/

Forums

Retired bbPress 1.x “Group Forums” component (replaced with bbPress 2.x integration) (#3598)

bbPress is a separate plugin – bbpress.org. We have the BuddyPress 1.6.5 forums on our site without the bbpress plugin installed, and they seem very dated IMO.

It would be nice to have this all explained in one definitive document though, as we’re not clear what we have to do to maintain the most up-to-date forums.

Thanks Henry, I’ll have our developer take a look, I’m assuming he’ll know which file it is.

I also don’t want to give a receptionist admin access just so they can record the number of registrations.

I think it should be a choice either way, that’s all. There is no one way to do something.

Our members have a goal of reaching a hundred members, and they’d like to know. A registration nets other benefits, it doesn’t necessarily need everyone who registers to have to use the site.

I’m finding this selective accounting has been confusing to too many people. Is there any way to have the counter display the number of registered Users?

Didn’t know that, thank you.

Thanks Henry, they’re all approved. I even have a plugin called Unconfirmed to verify any that slipped through BuddyPress unactivated.

The same thing for registering – see bristolrising.com/register. Notice how changing the privacy choices for ‘Do you work or have worked within an hour of Bristol? (required)’ doesn’t affect that field, but the one above it?