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@yatesa01 If this is a fresh installation, you can choose to keep the BuddyPress Classic plugin deactivated. This plugin is designed to provide support for legacy versions of the BP plugin that have not been updated or if you have custom development that uses deprecated codes.

@jerrythemouse https://wordpress.org/plugins/mailpoet-paid-memberships-pro-add-on works fine with Mailpoet 3.

There is no specific limitation from Paid Membership Pro I have seen upto so far where it limits you to fetch registered user email and sync it to any 3rd party integration.

@erisf it’s more like template driven; you can add additional fields to the registration field

Signup Fields

You can find the ref for template override here https://codex.buddypress.org/themes/theme-compatibility-1-7/template-hierarchy/

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@giszech, you can protect them using a custom post-type approach instead of pages.
inside the restriction section, you will find a new option inside the dropdown
like Post, Pages, BuddyPress Directories

New document preparation is in progress: https://github.com/buddypress/buddypress/tree/master/docs/developer.

Please make sure you have enabled the following option for BuddyPress Settings >> Options.
Activity auto-refresh >> Automatically check for new items while viewing the activity stream

@jerrythemouse To add a membership layer, you can use Paid Membership Pro, which also comes with a BuddyPress addon.

Paid Memberships Pro – Content Restriction, User Registration, & Paid Subscriptions

BuddyPress & BuddyBoss Private Community with PMPro – Restrict Profiles, Groups, Messaging, Forum Discussions

@giszech Delete old BuddyPress pages with “under construction” subtitle to avoid conflicts with the new setup after activating BP Classic. You can deactivate BP Classic after that.
in BP v12, these pages are not required anymore.