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bbPress Contacts allows you to add contact and bookmarking customizable buttons (add contact/remove contact) to bbPress profiles, and in the forums below topics and replies author details.
These buttons will permit logged in members to add this user as contact or remove them as contact.
A contacts section is added to the bbPress profile of current user, allowing them to:
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<li>View bookmarked users and contacts</li>
<li>Search these users</li>
<li>Quick removing a contact with a small cross button</li>
<li>Paginating through these results.</li>
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Also, AJAX can be enabled (enabled by default) to process buttons faster, and process the search, pagination and list the available contacts in the bbPress profile page.
You can set it up the way you want, bbPress Contacts is translation-ready and easy to customize, so you can possibly rename “Add Contact” to “Bookmark” or “Add as Friend”, etc.
I will write a blog post about using and customizing this plugin. Be sure to check https://blog.samelh.com
This project is also available on Github, fork it from there, or open new issues for bug reporting, or feature suggestion, or imporvement.
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More docs coming soon.

bbPress Contacts

Works well for adding bookmarks feature to your bbPress forums. 

Works Well

Allow your bbPress users to bookmark other users easily and view/search them through their bbP profiles.

Sam Wilson

A simple address book plugin.
You can view and edit addresses (names, addresses, phone numbers, email 
addresses, etc.) in the administration interface (under Manage > Little Black 
Book), or embed a read-only, semantically marked-up, list of addresses in posts 
and/or pages. You can embed a list of your addresses in a blog post or page by 
putting <code>~LBB~</code> wherever you want the list to appear. The generated HTML is 
semantically marked-up, so you can fine-tune it’s appearance through your 
theme’s stylesheet. Here are the entries I use:
/—-:[ Little Black Book styles]:—-/ 
.timediff { color:red } 
.name, .address, .homephone, .cellphone { font-family:”Courier New”; font-weight:bold; font-size:larger; } 
.homephone { color:blue; } 
.cellphone { color:green; } 
.notes { font-family:Arial, sans-serif; font-size:smaller; }
<h3>Upgrading</h3>
There is no need to de-activate and then re-activate Addressbook to upgrade.
<h3>Download</h3>
The latest version is always available from the <a title="LBB" href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/lbb-little-black-book/" rel="ugc">WordPress Plugin Repository</a>.
<h3>Donate</h3>
If you feel so inclined, a donation in any amount would be greatly appreciated.
<h3>Version History</h3>
1.0 First version in the repository
1.1.1 Changed the background color of the contact area for use with WordPress 2.5
1.1.2 Restored normal colors for the Edit and Delete links in the contact area. 
 (Thanks to John Marcotte)
1.1.3 Added “Cell: ” when the cellphone is not blank to make it clear, 
 especially when printed.
1.1.4 In listings, added a after the email addresses so the website appears on a 
separate line. (Requested by Aaron Patrick Michaud)

A simple address book plugin.  View addresses in the admin back-end or embedded
in a post or page.

bbPress Contacts vs LBB