Maybe this one is too small or already covered by #1 but stealth for Super Admins.
Maybe this one is too big, spam user registration countermeasures.
Maybe this is also covered by #1 but I think @shanebp ‘s blocking a member would be awesome as well as @r-a-y ‘s plugin to keep non-friends from sending private message’s, I also liked @modemloopers extended settings plugin when it was free. Overall I really would like to see privacy features taken to the next level. Me being a novice at coding though, all I can do is make suggestions and hope the real coders take the idea and make it a reality! Thanks!
@ubernaut @bphelp thank you. Posted link to this thread at BP Devel Blog.
@mercime Hey thank you a million times over. I am really happy to see this open to sugeestions!
It would be extremely useful to admins of communities to keep track of basic activity within the community. Things like how many members sign up or join, how many posts, comments, threads are made, how many members are inactive for past n days, how many have filled out profile, etc.
This is functionality equivalent to maintaining a finger on the pulse of the community and tracking important variables to set goals, find out troublesome issues, measure growth, etc.
Thank you @synaptic, added your idea at BP Devel
@bphelp Crossing fingers that BP gets accepted GSoC 2013. Crossing fingers again that when that happens, one of the students will take on ideas we’re rooting for as project 🙂
@mercime I have my fingers crossed too! I would like to see this become a reality! 🙂
@mercime what exactly is “EnGrande Privacy & Moderation Component” just curious, thanks!
@ubernaut I think its french for large. 🙂
@ubernaut @bphelp Grande means large in Italian and Spanish. I just added “En” 🙂
Sorry, didn’t mean to make it connfusing. It’s the marketing side of me which added it, lol.
Got it thanks “privacy at large” definitely a popular feature set!
LOL! I should have known this as I had EnGrande nacho’s at a mexican restaurant the other night but it didn’t click! Cheers!
There’s a need for a Moodle style plugin (http://moodle.com/) to set up courses and quizzes, perhaps along the lines of https://www.coursera.org/.
@1two3 suggestion noted.
Thank you all. Project ideas have been compiled. Deadline for application is tomorrow.
April 8 19:00 UTC: List of accepted mentoring organizations will be published on the Google Summer of Code 2013 site.