tbuteler

The Activity Logs plugin will record most of the changes that occur in your WordPress blog or multisite network, making it easy for you to keep on track of what everyone is doing, or to catch up on what happened since you last checked in.
It’s a very simple to use plugin (though it offers good extensibility to advanced users and plugin authors): just activate it and the logs will be recorded automatically, and an activity stream will appear on your dashboard.
The Activity Logs plugin keeps track of post, pages, custom post types and comments transitions, settings changes, plugin activations, import, export, user and site management in a simple, seamless way.
<h3>Feedback and Support</h3>
Comments are welcome. You can contact me directly via tbuteler@gmail.com. 
If you think you’ve found a bug, or you want to make this plugin better, go to <a href="https://github.com/tbuteler/ck_activity_logs" rel="nofollow ugc">GitHub</a>. 
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Activity Logs

A WordPress plugin which logs and displays relevant activity within your blog or network.

BuddyBoss

Let your BuddyPress members edit their activity posts and replies on the front-end of the site. You can even set a time limit for how long activity posts should remain editable.
Just activate the plugin, and every activity post and reply will become editable, styled automatically by BuddyPress to fit with your theme.

BuddyPress Edit Activity

BuddyPress Edit Activity allows your members to edit their activity posts on the front-end of your BuddyPress-powered site.

Activity Logs vs BuddyPress Edit Activity