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Michael Beckwith

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Brian Messenlehner

<p>Prevent users and bots from accessing the BuddyPress or bbPress areas of your website(s) until they are approved.</p>
<p>This BuddyPress extension allows you to enable user moderation for new members, as well as help create a private network for your users. If moderation is enabled, any new members will be denied access to your BuddyPress and bbPress areas on your site, with the exception of their own user profile. They will be allowed to edit and configure that much. They will also not be listed in the members lists on the frontend until approved. Custom messages are available so you can tailor them to the tone of your website and community. When an admin approves or denies a user, email notifications will be sent to let them know of the decision.</p>
<p>Requires BuddyPress version 1.7 or higher and bbPress 2.0 or higher.</p>
<h3>General Data Protection Regulation</h3>
<p>BuddyPress Registration Options temporarily stores user IP addresses as user meta to help validate and vet pending users. Saved IP values are deleted upon both approval and denial of pending user. No other personal data is recorded.</p>


Registration Options for BuddyPress

Moderate new BuddyPress members and fight BuddyPress spam.

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<p>Allow visitors to report posts and pages if there is an issue or to provide feedback. A flagging button is automatically injected within the post and page content. Clicking to flag a post or page will present the visitor with a popup modal (lightbox) form. You can determine what information the user must provide in order to submit the flag.</p>
<h4>Form must be completed to submit flag</h4>
<p>Require a form must be completed before the visitor can flag a post or page. Customize the buttons, messages and fields within the form to match your site. Visitors will use this form to flag posts and pages.</p>
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Display fields within the form (or do not display them) and make them optional or required.</li>
<li>Customize a reason users must select in order to submit a flag.</li>
<li>All flags are organized within the “flags page”.</li>
<li>The post or page flagged is displayed next to the flag and can be easily viewed or edited.</li>
<li>Enable emails to be sent when a post or page has been flagged.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Pro Version</h4>
<p>The pro version of the plugin offers many additional features.<br />
* A wide variety of content can be flagged including WordPress comments, custom post types, bbPress topics and replies, WooCommerce products and more.<br />
* Different forms can be used for different types of content, e.g. require a description to flag comments, but make a description optional to flag products.<br />
* Different buttons and labels can be used for different content.<br />
* And more</p>
<p>Please <a href="https://codecanyon.net/item/flagged-content-let-visitors-report-and-flag-posts-comments-and-more-to-admin-wordpress-plugin/19748662" rel="nofollow ugc">visit the pro plugin page</a> to upgrade or see the benefits for upgrading.</p>


Flagged Content

It is the only one plugin, that I tested and it works properly. Also with themes depend on colour of the site :) I use this for getting informed, via users, about taken off embeded Youtube videos. Thanks a lot!

Registration Options for BuddyPress vs Flagged Content