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Well it’s been six month now so we’re long overdue
for another (completely unofficial) TOP 100 report!
http://bbshowcase.org/forums/view/top100
Top 1000 requires free registration/login:
http://bbshowcase.org/forums/view/top1000
New this year is the ability to vote on sites, based on quality/content, so even if a site is not in the regular Top 100 list, be sure to “vote it up” and I will post another list soon with the highest votes. There are some really nice looking forums running bbPress out there that deserve some votes. You must be a member to vote but registration is free of course. The Top 1000 list can also be searched when you are logged in, as well as an experimental Tag Cloud
When we last left the list, it had just topped over 4000 websites.
In the newest list, despite roughly 1000 sites disappearing (small test installs, etc.) the list is now over 6000 strong! This means an average of 15 sites per day are installing and sticking with bbPress. About 10% of these forums are running the new 1.0 alpha (and half of those have not upgraded to the newest 1.0a6, so they need to keep up with the releases).
At this rate, next time I am going to have to make it the Top 10,000 list.
However I am sad to report a dark side has emerged in bbPress’s growth. Because of how much easier bbPress is to control and manipulate with just a basic knowledge of PHP/MySQL compared to other forum software, some “black hats” have latched onto bbPress in order to create a big content spamming network, nearly 200 sites strong. They aim these sites at search engines with topics such as gambling, lottery and foreign currency exchanges. You can see them at the very end of the Top 1000 list, where they sit demoted. This really doesn’t affect the average forum operator in any way, it’s just unfortunate to see. WordPress went through this kind of event too, I just hate to see it happen.
ps. This list also marks the first inclusion of a TalkPress powered site and while it only has a couple dozen posts because it’s brand new, it has the easy access of 7.5million WordPress.com members so it’s bound to grow quickly!
Hi,
I’m about ready to launch a BBpress forum version 1.0 alpha 6, that’s integrated with WP 2.7. Everything is looking good, but I’m not able to get Avatars (specifically Gravatars) to display on the BBPress side. They’re showing up perfectly on the WP 2.7 portion of the site.
I’ve tested a bunch of different combinations in the BBPress admin just to make sure that a bit wasn’t flipped the wrong way. I’ve tried all different levels of Maximum Ratings, Show Gravatars (checked/unchecked) and even played with the default images. No luck.
Anyone have any suggestions? Is this a known issue with V1.a.6 by chance?
Thanks.
I’m planning (/ trying !!**!!) to run WPMU branch 2.7.1r1715, bbPress 1.0-Alpha-6, latest BuddyPress, r1324.
My Hosting provider won’t allow RPC calls on the same server, so I have to mount bbPress on a different domain and server.
Will it work?
Assuming, it will:
Is it better to put bbPress in the root, or in a folder (usually root/forums )?
What (apart from the cookie hash) are the issues that I’m going to face?
How would I configure the cookies?
I have a thread going on over at the BuddyPress forums, ( http://buddypress.org/forums/topic.php?id=2027&replies=14#post-10855 ) I’m posting the summary here in case anyone can help.
“I’m running latest WPMU branch 2.7.1r1715, bbPress 1.0-Alpha-6, latest BuddyPress, r1324
I an on a shared hosting service with HeartInternet.co.uk
WPMU works fine on its own, bbPress works fine on its own, BuddyPress works fine, however:
When I update groups to “Enable discussion forum” the forum isn’t created.
Users are shared fine, cookies shared, even admin login to bbPress works properly.”
Having gone through everything (many times…), I ran the xml-rpc test scripts and get the following error:
-32300 >> transport error – could not open socket: 111 Connection refused
Has anyone got any ideas how to fix this?
Thx.
