Keep in mind that bbPress 2.1 is still in development. It’s pre-release software and there might still be some kinks to work out.
But, on paper it’s *supposed* to be better than 2.0. 
Happy this is helping some people. Closing for now since this topic seems to be a hotbed for spammers.
Jared is correct. There is a migration plugin already. Also, this is a duplicate post of one from several weeks ago that you posted here and then cross posted to WordPress.org. The more time we spend moderating the forums of duplicate content is the less that’s spent writing code.
No sweat. Happy to have you around.
Hi Jim – If it’s not bbPress related, you probably won’t get much help here.
Also, 10 hours is not a long enough period of time to bump your topic. These forums don’t see much traffic and the staff is volunteer only. When someone that can help you wants to, they will. If they can’t, they won’t.
bbPress looks like it’s fitting into your TwentyEleven theme nicely.
Adding…
add_filter( 'bbp_show_lead_topic', '__return_true' );
…to a custom plugin or your themes’ functions.php will separate the lead topic out from its replies.
As far as styling goes, opening up Firebug/Inspector and using the classes in the templates should be enough to get you by. Some extra classes were added in the development version of bbPress, which will hopefully be out in a few weeks.
@johnny-rocket – The public/private/hidden forum bug might be the crux of the issue others were running into. I’ll be putting out a point release of bbPress today to address it.
You’ll want to clean up all those errors before most things will work normally. Doesn’t look like the issue is with bbPress anywhere (yet), according to your dump above.
Did you refresh your permalinks?
Is the forum that topic in public, private, or hidden? Was it every private or hidden at any point, and is now public?
P.S. – Sorry you feel the support here is poor. Keep in mind we’re all volunteers for the project, and all of your previous posts are in conjunction to using bbPress with other specific plugins. That narrows the scope of available people with enough experience to help you.
Refresh your permalinks in Settings.
Not everyone has the luxury of working for free. The best part of OSS is being able to look at the code, learn from it, and contribute fixes upstream. Someone that needs this badly enough will keep it alive.
I know Jake personally. Any idea what caused that conflict?
2.1 is prerelease. Some things are unfinished still.
No idea what commercial theme you’re using so its impossible to say. It’s also up to users like you that use totally custom themes to test how well it works with bbPress and report any issues you run into to the theme authors.
Remember that what bbPress is doiing is actually the first of its kind in the WordPress world, so the more you can help forge it early on is the better it will be and easier it will get.
So, the functions that actually output the feeds are hooked in. Rather than hack the core, you could write a small plugin that unhooks the core feed, and hooks your custom code instead. The feed functions are at the bottom of the bbp-includes/bbp-*-functions.php files. Copy and paste those into your plugin, change the text as needed, and do the above, and you’re set.
First, site looks awesome!
Second, possibly a bug. Give me a day or two to look into it.
Create a Gravatar account using the same email address you used to register here. It will automatically pull it in.
You’ll want to customize the translation itself. It’s not a straight forward process, and you’ll need a Po/Mo editor, like PoEdit, to do it.
Where are you seeing this happen?
Happens to the best of us.
There’s no easy switch to flip yet. May look into it in the future, but for now this is an intentional feature of tags. Basically, they are ‘self policing.’
