Joel R

No Open clubs allow all registered members to immediately join. This can probably be done as a private customization. You can post here: https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/forum/506-customization-requests/ You would need to go private customization. Some other thoughts: 1. You should talk to @Morrigan who runs an RPG site. She might have some good ideas for you. 2. You can check out third-party developers here: https://invisioncommunity.com/third-party/providers/

How will verified members validate the unverified members? With photos, text descriptions, or what? You require manual validation, so .... that's going to require some manual adjustments once they're approved. This is the nature of your registration process. You can give ACP access to Staff where their only permission is to manage members, so they can approve and move members for you.

Check Radical Tags by @Makoto in Marketplace.

If you're trying to recreate a full LMS (learning management system), my honest recommendation would be to integrate with WordPress, then use a WordPress-based LMS such as LearnDash. There are several free, best in class systems with lots of options without having to use Invision in a very hacky manner.

You create two products. One renews every month. One renews never. If clients want, they can upgrade from one product to another. Not trying to criticize your suggestion at all. Just wondering what the current framework doesn't allow. Calm down. It was a jab at IPS not peer clients, who used to sell lifetime / perpetual licenses and then promptly told clients they would no longer honor those licenses.

1. Create a new blog in the second club. Then move the blog posts from Blog A --> Blog B 2. Purchase Club Enhancements in the Marketplace. I believe you can move nodes between clubs, but you should double-check.

Some thoughts: 1. Isn't this just a Product with no renewals? I'm confused by your request. Create a product in Commerce. Leave renews off. 2. IPS doesn't believe in lifetime products *cough cough*

From what I understand - and don't hold me to this - IPS doesn't actually pull the raw content when showing search results or streams. IPS duplicates the content into a search database, and then runs queries on the search database. This is why there's no direct interaction that's allowed on these results.

From what I understand, IPS has hardcoded certain functions to S3 like in IP.Downloads. If you do investigate Wasabi and Cloudflare, you'll be reliant on a Marketplace plugin. With that said, I would support S3 compatible buckets which would dramatically open more choices for community admins. If I were to use Amazon S3 + Cloudfront, I would be paying something like $180 - 200 / mo for just storage, bandwidth, and CDN and it will continue to grow as I'm charged as usage grows. With Wasabi + Cloudflare, I'm paying a flat $26 with significantly more capacity to store up to 1 TB at the same $26 price. The cost savings are too compelling.

This is already doable in Clubs, especially with their improvements: You can create paid clubswhere fans need to pay $$ to access You can add a club calendar for coaching You can download Club Enhancements plugin to add custom widgets to sidebar You can make club forum node to be question and answer You can add custom pages What else do you need? Pretty sure everything you want is 100% available today either in vanilla IPS or in the Club Enhancement.

If you don't like Google for privacy reasons which I totally understand, there's a reason why an IPS developer (under a pseudonym) released a captcha alternative into the IPS Marketplace.

So, you're going to be moderating 100 topics / posts on a daily basis? Some thoughts (and I may be way off base on some of them, but hopefully this will get your creative juices flowing): If these posts are in a certain board, then I think the easiest method would be to require Post Moderation. This can be applied per forum or per membergroup. You can then approve / manage the post approvals via the Moderator CP, which is designed to handle this use case. If you're trying to moderate for keywords, then you can also use the keyword filter. You create a private Activity Stream for yourself (or your moderators) that only shows Unread content. This will only show you ... unread content, which is kind of perfect, right? I get all those. I wonder, however, if IPS is going to have the same technical challenges as other requests from the community to make the Activity Stream interactive.

Well, therein lies the problem. In vanilla IPS, you can't disable reps in certain boards. So for the most active and passionate users in the most casual / offtopic forums, there is no way to stop downvoting or getting into a 'downvote war.' This can and will happen eventually. As you pointed out, you need to manually interject and message the members. This is not sustainable as you grow larger.

Just curious, can you describe the kinds of situations you're facing? For example: Are members posting items that are later hidden / removed, but they're still showing up in Activity Stream? You notice problematic content directly via the Activity Stream, and you need to moderate it immediately? I'm genuinely curious, as I only allow certain boards from appearing in the default stream (only 1/3 of my forums are in my default stream), and they're heavily moderated via the front-end app. I personally think most communities need to think harder about what appears in their default activity stream instead of all content.

My only problem with the Quote is that once you expand, you can't hide again. Especially on mobile, when I'm trying to scroll up or down to prior posts, hiding a long quote helps.

Within Cloudflare, disable Rocketloader. Also, you can ask for tickets to be escalated. Sometimes you need to stand your ground with Tier 1.

Send in a support ticket from your ACP. This was raised before in the company forums, and I believe IPS addressed the issue. OR check the following MArketplace files:

When you create a new product, use Client Area Settings > Show 'Submit Support Request' button. This will send the customer to a support request with the purchase selected. You can then use Support Tickets as private notifications, and build out multiple statuses.

Send in an email to support@invisionpower.com Make sure your server logins are correct in the Client Area

Disregarding the platform's leniency in promoting certain kinds of content, Gab is still very much a fringe site. It's not even close to the same level of popularity as other platforms like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn. There are plugins in the Marketplace where you can probably ask the author to add in a social profile link for you.

I wonder if something like Application Forms by @Fosters might be a better workflow for you.

Some thoughts: When you remove or delete a profile, it doesn't adjust the reputation counts of content items. You would need to rebuild reputation. As a general best practice for all communities, once you hit a certain size, you may want to totally remove downvote. Or at the very least, to adjust the downvote reputation to be neutral (+0), so it doesn't actually reduce anyone's reputation. Leaving downvote reputation is asking for users to show the ugly side of humanity.

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There is hcaptcha available in the Marketplace

Disappointed you didn't mark this as solution! 😆 On a serious note, I've always thought that IPS could develop the feature to the next stage. "Marking as solution" could mean many things ... It could mean the post was helpful, the post offered alternate options, the post offered helpful hints, the post explained why the question was irrelevant to begin with, or the post addressed the specific issue. I've also found, in my community, that multiple members submitted various solutions. All of them were partially valid.