Comments on: The All New BuddyPress.org http://wpmu.org/the-all-new-buddypressorg/ WordPress, Multisite & BuddyPress plugins, themes, news and reviews and special offers from the team at WPMU.org Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:49:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: donnacha | WordSkill http://wpmu.org/the-all-new-buddypressorg/#comment-2570 donnacha | WordSkill Wed, 25 Mar 2009 17:23:47 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=755#comment-2570 <blockquote>I wonder how/if this will effect the eventual redesign & setup of mu.wordpress.org - I mean, come on guys, the poor ol’ site is looking pretty dated these days!</blockquote> I'd prefer it if, instead, they focused on getting MU 2.7.1 released, so that Andy can release the 1.0 of BuddyPress. It's been over six weeks since WordPress 2.7.1 was released, on February 10, and 2.8, due in early April, is <a href="http://codex.wordpress.org/Version_2.8" rel="nofollow">shaping up to be a pretty major release</a>. MU is an wonderful, wonderful product but the dependency on MU is BuddyPress' biggest drawback at the moment.

I wonder how/if this will effect the eventual redesign & setup of mu.wordpress.org – I mean, come on guys, the poor ol’ site is looking pretty dated these days!

I’d prefer it if, instead, they focused on getting MU 2.7.1 released, so that Andy can release the 1.0 of BuddyPress.

It’s been over six weeks since WordPress 2.7.1 was released, on February 10, and 2.8, due in early April, is shaping up to be a pretty major release. MU is an wonderful, wonderful product but the dependency on MU is BuddyPress’ biggest drawback at the moment.

]]> By: James http://wpmu.org/the-all-new-buddypressorg/#comment-2565 James Tue, 24 Mar 2009 21:00:12 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=755#comment-2565 Nice, cross pollination indeed :) Nice, cross pollination indeed :)

]]> By: Andy P http://wpmu.org/the-all-new-buddypressorg/#comment-2559 Andy P Tue, 24 Mar 2009 13:23:57 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=755#comment-2559 So basically what I'm saying is - if you have a plugin in the WordPress plugin repo that is BuddyPress "enabled", just tag it with "BuddyPress" and it will instantly show up on the site. So basically what I’m saying is – if you have a plugin in the WordPress plugin repo that is BuddyPress “enabled”, just tag it with “BuddyPress” and it will instantly show up on the site.

]]> By: Andy P http://wpmu.org/the-all-new-buddypressorg/#comment-2558 Andy P Tue, 24 Mar 2009 13:22:43 +0000 http://wpmu.org/?p=755#comment-2558 The plugin repo is actually just the standard WordPress plugin repo. All I'm doing is filtering on plugins that have the "BuddyPress" tag in the readme.txt. The plugin still appears on the WordPress site (there are links on each plugin) and could also appear on the MU site too. The plugin repo is actually just the standard WordPress plugin repo. All I’m doing is filtering on plugins that have the “BuddyPress” tag in the readme.txt. The plugin still appears on the WordPress site (there are links on each plugin) and could also appear on the MU site too.

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