As we are coming back on trac(k), I think we should also resume our weekly dev IRC chats.
I also had a suggestion of keeping it between 4:30 AM (GMT) and 5:00 PM (GMT) (on weekends), or between 11:30 AM (GMT) and 5:00 PM (GMT) (on weekdays), so I could attend them (though I know that it would be not beneficial for all to just change it for one person).
Thanks!
Hey Matt, way to prove my point by locking my post. Ironically, your failure to upkeep this project is what makes its moderation tools so horrible.
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In response to your post here, since you closed the topic (again):
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-is-born/page/3#post-71276
Well hello Matt, welcome back to bbpress. How were your last 6 months?
Mine were full of frustration and wasted time, mostly because all the meetups and chats you always mention have zero value, since you never keep your word, nor keep anybody in the loop, not least of all, the top bbpress devs in this community.
Now that you are here, do everyone a favor and answer these questions:
1) what is happening to bbpress.org?
2) is bbpress as a standalone definitely being abandoned, permanently?
3) how will the above affect the status of backpress?
There is not pent up rage from many decisions, but rather from indecision, misdirection, lying, and abandonment. In other words, people wasting other peoples’ time and efforts.
Therefore your sweet soliloquies serve absolutely no purpose except to further the frustration and belief that you are purposefully ignoring everything that everyone is saying, for no apparent reason. Thus, we all assume you are making your own secret plans as there is no logical or mature alternative reasoning to your (in)actions.
I hope you don’t run away from this forum again for 3 months in reaction to my criticism, which I deliver in the hope of progress and answers, and not to merely belittle (as the members here aimed to many times before, even though you ran away then too).
Additional questions:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/what-the-heck-is-going-on/page/2#post-69883
I was using WordPress for a while but I prefer forums over blogging software so bbPress was the best of both worlds! I just altered the default theme to look more like a blog. Let me know what you think.
www.jmd.cc
I created some catagories in my bbpress forum and I tried to move a post to one of the catagories by using the drop-down menu but it did not work. The new catagories were disabled. Why?
Currently I’m logged out of both WP & BBP.
When I:
– log into WP, BBP doesn’t recognize the login.
– log into BBP, WP doesn’t recognize the login.
– log into both (separate windows), the first one I logged into gets logged out.
I can only log into either WP or BBP, not both at the same time. All of my ‘cookie’ values are the same in WP config and BBP config .php files. User roles are setup also.
I have the following directory setup:
– /wp-admin, /wp-content … etc.
– wp config file
– /Forum
— bbp config file + all other files
In response to your post here, since you closed the topic (again):
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-plugin-is-born/page/3#post-71276
Well hello Matt, welcome back to bbpress. How were your last 6 months?
Mine were full of frustration and wasted time, mostly because all the meetups and chats you always mention have zero value, since you never keep your word, nor keep anybody in the loop, not least of all, the top bbpress devs in this community.
Now that you are here, do everyone a favor and answer these questions:
1) what is happening to bbpress.org?
2) is bbpress as a standalone definitely being abandoned, permanently?
3) how will the above affect the status of backpress?
There is not pent up rage from many decisions, but rather from indecision, misdirection, lying, and abandonment. In other words, people wasting other peoples’ time and efforts.
Therefore your sweet soliloquies serve absolutely no purpose except to further the frustration and belief that you are purposefully ignoring everything that everyone is saying, for no apparent reason. Thus, we all assume you are making your own secret plans as there is no logical or mature alternative reasoning to your (in)actions.
I hope you don’t run away from this forum again for 3 months in reaction to my criticism, which I deliver in the hope of progress and answers, and not to merely belittle (as the members here aimed to many times before, even though you ran away then too).
Additional questions:
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/what-the-heck-is-going-on/page/2#post-69883
Hello,
I’m just wondering if its possible to have post counts to show for users in bbPress?
If anyone is curious there is still a download counter for bbPress here:
https://bbpress.org/download/counter/
It does about 200 downloads per day still.
About 2,000 people downloaded a plugin (any plugin) last month.
We had 208 people post to the forums last month.
Any other metrics folks are curious about?
At least if it’s the same _ck_ as here:
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1440574
But in lieu of cash I will accept some testing on 1.1.
This is a very early beta release for advanced users who may find it useful.
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/browser-timer/
(works in 0.9 and 1.x)
example log:
https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/browser-timer/screenshots/screenshot-1.png
While my bb-benchmark plugin will tell you how long it’s taking your server to make pages, you really have no idea how long it’s taking your users to browse your forums and see those pages.
ie. 200ms on the server side may be 5 seconds with javascript on the visitors side
You can time your own browser, but often you have many things already cached and might use a faster browser or live much closer to your server than someone else across the country or the other side of the world.
So now you can know exactly how long it’s taking for them to see your pages.
It’s very accurate in my testing, within 100ms typically.
Basically it works by using a sort of “round trip” timer.
You can add a geo-location database and it will tell you what country the visitor is in, which helps to understand why a time may be so high/low.
