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I would need a “report this USER” plugin that allows other members to report an individual user to the admin…

No, it makes no sense to report the user, the specific item (whether it be a photo, wire comment, blog post, whatever) should be tagged so that moderators know exactly what the problem is and can decide whether action against the user is necessary.

Perhaps this could be combined with the Facebook/FriendFeed-style “Like” tag that egerrits has suggested in his Favourites Plugin? thread, and that betoverli has suggested in his “My Favorites” Plugin thread.

We could have small tiny links under each item, like Facebook, but saying:

like – comment – report

@nicolagreco

Your Subscribe plugin sounds very useful if you want to track a particular blog’s activity, but it does not match betoverli’s request for a way to mark something as “liked” or to have that item then appear in the Favorites section of that user’s profile.

Betoverli does not want to receive alerts about new material, he wants a way to alert other people to items (posts, comments, photos etc) within the site that he has already seen and marked as a favorite.

Egerrit’s thread explains the idea more clearly and, again, your Subscribe plugin does not match the stated need. It would, though, be great to see a plugin that did.

If i understand it can’t be done.. => https://trac.buddypress.org/ticket/438

If you’re using RC1 that’s wrong

From: 'wp-content/mu-plugins/buddypress-theme/member-themes/buddypress-member/'

To: 'wp-content/member-themes/buddypress-member/

you’ve to copy bp-themes in /wp-content/bp-themes

@lucifix stay tuned on the bp blog or http://twitter.com/buddypressdev

Yeah, I know what you mean… and it seems just so pushy to *bump* your own post!

Anyhoo, the other thread was here:

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1499

vgfan, I did the theme myself, not much to it to be honest

Built it off the default themes in buddy press

So, you mean something similar to the new Facebook “like” and “comment” features, borrowed from FriendFeed?

I agree that this would encourage more activity within the site.

As a first step towards this sort of interaction, however, I would like to see a way to become a “fan” (not friend) of a particular blogger within the site i.e. indicate your liking for a person’s entire output, rather than just individual items.

The Fans concept is discussed here: https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1573

Try this! http://wpmudev.org/buddypress/

When you say it works,does it create a new member and use all buddypress features like blogs etc?

Pretty much waiting on WPMU 2.7.1. Once that is out, I’ll be changing BuddyPress to work in /wp-content/plugins and not mu-plugins. It’s a simple switch and is already tested.

You will however need to use 2.7.1 of WPMU if you want to use 1.0 of BuddyPress.

Yes, I’m running BuddyPress at the University of Lincoln and have blogged about it here: http://joss.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/2009/02/17/buddypress-a-universitys-social-network/

Forget FB, Let’s work on Buddypress & other social network like twitter LOL.

Like posting to twitter via wire and make a page for followers with avatar & replies!

BP group forums require a seperate working install of BBPress.

Deep,

Have you figure the register page to work??

We have this issue, but no solution.

https://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1660

If you know, please share your it.

Facebook is probably the reason most of us here are developing BuddyPress sites

http://writers.burstfiction.com

Doing a relaunch of the flash literature zine Burst Fiction with the main focus being a BP powered area for the writer community. Still working on the themes, haven’t officially announced it open but please feel free to pick it apart and give any constructive criticism.

Regardless of how it’s done, the key is to ensure the user has access to the Twitter settings in the Buddypress profile area. Existing Twitter plugins are all managed on the WPMU backend which many of us are trying to avoid.

Cheers

ok, first of all, in Revolution style.css:

#header: padding 25px 20px

(so the topnavbar will show under admin bar).

then You gotta to add to style.css this:

#content: width 610px (or in #postarea)

Sorry if I tell You, but your css is not well integrated between Revolution css and Buddypress css. That’s the main problem if the site looks not so good.

If you need more help you’re free to ask.