westpointer

<p>Automatically join a member to a group based on a profile field. For example, say you have a profile field where the person selects his state from a drop down list. If he selects, New York, he’ll be automatically added to the group New York. Or, if you have a profile field for “Favorite Animal” and the member selects “Dog”, you could automatically have him become a member of the group “Dog’s Rule” and “Best Dog Food”.</p>
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<h3>A brief Markdown Example</h3>
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Auto Group Join

Automatically join members to groups based on user profile fields. Requires BuddyPress

Boone Gorges

CUNY Academic Commons

David Cavins

<p>BuddyPress Docs adds collaborative work spaces to your BuddyPress community. Part wiki, part document editing, part shared dropbox, think of these Docs as a BuddyPress version of the Docs service offered by the Big G <em>ifyouknowwhatimean</em></p>
<p>Features include:</p>
<ul>
<li>Docs that can be linked to groups or users, with a variety of privacy levels</li>
<li>Support for fully-private document uploads</li>
<li>Doc taxonomy, using tags</li>
<li>Fully sortable and filterable doc lists</li>
<li>TinyMCE front-end doc editing</li>
<li>One-editor-at-a-time prevention against overwrites, plus idle detection/autosave</li>
<li>Full access to revision history</li>
<li>Dashboard access and management of Docs for the site admin</li>
</ul>
<p>This plugin is in active development. For feature requests and bug reports, visit http://github.com/boonebgorges/buddypress-docs. If you have translated the plugin and would like to provide your translation for distribution with BuddyPress Docs, please contact the plugin author.</p>


BuddyPress Docs

I used it on a project for a client several years ago and it worked like a charm. Also, it was well-maintained.

Auto Group Join vs BuddyPress Docs