Add /feed to the end of any bbPress 2.0 url.
Link me to your site. The breadcrumb is designed to avoid duplicates, so it shouldn’t be happening like that.
The permalinks are working the way that WordPress is designed to make them work. This is actually the same way that bbPress 1.0 has worked since the very beginning.
Do not modify the core files.
If you don’t like the way it looks, you can change it by creating a custom theme and passing different parameters to the bbp_list_forums() function instead.
Likely will happen in 2.1.
Happy it was a simple fix!
No worries. Have you updated to RC 4 yet? Does this issue still happen then?
It sounds like either there is a slug collision, or you’re using a custom theme that is missing the template file it’s trying to include.
You’ll want to make a custom theme and remove what you don’t like.
By design. If you need it to look different, you’lll need to jump into the theme and create your own style.
Is it specific tags that have the problem? Or all tags?
You’ll want to contact WangGuard’s plugin author here:
https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wangguard/
Seems the problem is unrelated to bbPress. There are several other users with issues too.
https://wordpress.org/tags/wangguard
That is the anticipated behavior. What did you expect?
There are existing plugins in place to help connect the two separate installations together if you want to use bbPress 1.x. Overall, you will probably have much better luck and a better experience using bbPress 2.0.
Possibly a tag slug mismatch in Forum -> Settings.
Are you using the forum root slug?
Are you using a plugin that is being greedy with it’s query filtering?
The number is limited by the ‘_bbp_forums_per_page’ in the DB, and it’s default value was 15 or 50, depending where it was called.
Thanks for the report. See #1619 for details and fix.
The guys at WPCandy either used Shortcodes or a custom template to pull that off.
If you’re going to link to your site here for help, please remove the Facebook pop up. Waiting 30 seconds to see it was really frustrating.
If using bbPress 2.0, it obeys your WordPress Gravatar settings.
He’s using the beta/RC versions of both. Pretty well too with very little modification. 
Nice work!
You can also designate forums as having “global access” which allows any registered user to post on them, even if they are not registered on that specific site.
Refresh your permalink settings. This is fixed in the next version.
Interesting. This really shouldn’t be an issue. Not sure what would cause it. Possible you have some custom code or plugins that are offending? Try switching back to bbp-twentyten and turning off plugins to find the culprit.
@Doug – Awesome! Happy to have any help we can get
You can also do it within a custom theme. The breadcrumb accepts custom parameters for both the home URL and text.
@vladoa – It sounds like the theme you’re using is conflicting with the way that bbPress is trying to prevent the comments form from appearing. Curious what theme you’ve got?
