If you have a custom theme (one which you control and maintain yourself) you can create a file named ‘bbpress.php’ in the root of your theme to act as the “wrapper” template for all of your forum content.
Template files prefixed with ‘page-‘ are for WordPress pages, and also reserved for actual Page Template designs. It’s a bit confusing, but you quickly adapt. 
WordPress custom post types use the ‘archive-‘ prefix to denote the default fallback template file if you have not created a WordPress page using the page template in its place.
You could also create a WordPress page with the slug ‘forums’ and make a template called ‘page-forums.php’ and bbPress would default to that too. There are several ways to skin this cat, and bbPress comes with the ones that are tho most flexible.
Is this after importing from bbPress 1.0? If not, do you have any plugins installed that might be altering the queries is strange ways?
Use the code in the bbp-core-widgets.php file as your guide. It is it’s own tutorial.
@Andre – you’d need to do some switch_to_blog() action to pull it off, but it’s doable.
I think the culprit is the bbPress 1.0 caching functions for first posts and authors. Working on a fix.
Uncheck the box in forum settings that says: “Prefix your forum area with the Forum Base slug (Recommended)”
Right now the migration script isn’t properly chunking the posts inside of each forum into small, usable parts. Working on a fix for 2.1.
The function it serves is allowing Groups to have a discussion forum.
Currently groups cannot have multiple forums. They will be able to in future versions.
Not yet, but anything is possible.
Follow that function up the stack to find where the date functions are. They are most likely exact copies of the WordPress one.
Once bbPress picks up more momentum, I’ll look into getting international sub domains setup. We have two on the table right now.
Sorry but no. It directly violates the domain policy.
No additional new features are planned for bbPress 1.1.
Possibly. I’ve used it with good luck so far though. I really have no idea why a subforum is the only one 404ing.
It’s only a problem if you want it that way.
bbPress is going to keep its core taxonomy separate from WordPress posts. If you want to merge them together, it’s completely possible to do on your own.
First I’ve seen of it. Try rebuilding your permalinks maybe? Possible there’s a slug conflict somewhere, but hard to say for sure. More likely the theme or a plugin are causing some unexpected behavior.
It’s easy to combine post types and taxonomies, but it’s difficult to come up with a UI that makes sense for both. Search the WordPress codex on how to combine post types and taxonomies. There are a few good examples out there.
Those topics were created via the WordPress dashboard. The post status is hard coded into the meta box, and password protected content is only loosely supported in bbPress 2.0. Someone is currently making a plugin that blocks admin posting which will prevent this in the future.
Akismet is tweaking the heuristics for bbPress 2.0, and will continue to do so as an ongoing thing. Traditionally WordPress posts are never scanned for spam, and bbPress is using the comment API to do it, in combination with some new information by way typically of being logged in.
bbPress 1.0 has always been a little prone to false positives. Once bbPress 2 officially launches we’ll start a topic here on how to report problems.
The above site is not officially endorsed.
Contacted via email about domain policy.
https://bbpress.org/about/domains/
If you can offer up some clarification, I’ll edit the post so it makes more sense.
There are WordPress plugins to block users of certain roles from viewing your admin area.
@jloosli – it seems like bbPress isn’t active for you anymore. Even http://powerofmoms.com/users/admin/ returns a 404.
This forum moves much too slowly to need to bump your topic 4 times in less than 24 hours.
You should research what child themes are and how to use them first. Then go back and follow the instructions. If you still have a folder somewhere in you wp-content/themes folder named bbp-twentynen, you skipped some steps.
Update: This will be fixed in bbPress 2.0 final.
