Mostafa Shahiri

The Follow for bbPress is a simple following system for bbPress plugin. It provides a very easy and simple way to create a following system for bbPress. 
Users can easily follow/unfollow each other and they can see the topics of followings via wall page.
When you activate Follow for bbPress plugin, information and fields related to this plugin are added to users profile page. These infomation and fields include number 
of followers, number of following, follow/unfollow button and followers and followers/following links for displaying the followers/following lists.
By clicking on followers/following links, a list of followers (or following) with follow buttons are shown in a popup window and you can also follow other users 
via these lists. This plugin gains AJAX method for following/unfollowing users and loading the followers/following lists to improve the performance of your website.
By using [bbpresswall] shortcode you can easily create a wall of the bbpress topics for users. This wall just displays the topics of the users who you follow them.
Requirements:
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bbPress plugin
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Jquery
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<h3>Plugin Features</h3>
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Displaying the topics of the followings via shortcode
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Gaining AJAX method
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Easy to use
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Customizable setting
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User follow/unfollow system for bbpress
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Displaying followers/following lists.
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<h3>Plugin Setting</h3>
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Show Forum: Select yes if you want to show forum title for the topics in the wall section
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Show Date: Select yes if you want to show create date of the topics in the wall section
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Number of users per load: The information of how many users are loaded when you open or scroll down the followers/following lists
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Number of topics per load: How many topics are loaded per request in the wall section
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Limit the length of forum title: You can limit the length of forum title (how many words)
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Limit the length of topic title: Similar limitation for topic title (how many words)
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Limit the length of topic description: You can also limit the length of descriptions for each topic
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Users can unfollow X days after following: To prevent frequent follow/unfollow requests by users, you can determine a waiting time for users
If you don’t like to use plugin setting parameters for wall section, you can set them via shortcode attributes.
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<h3>[bbpresswall] shortcode attributes</h3>
show_forum: 1 or 0 for showing or hiding the forum title (Default:1)
show_date: 1 or 0 for showing or hiding the create date of topic (Default:1)
item_limit: How many topics are loaded per request in the wall section (Default:5)
forum_limit: limit the length of forum title (how many words) (Default:5)
title_limit: limit the length of topic title (how many words) (Default:5)
word_limit: limit the length of descriptions for each topic (how many words) (Default:20)
Usage example: [bbpresswall show_forum=”1″ show_date=”0″ word_limit=”50″ item_limit=”10″]

Follow for bbPress

The Follow for bbPress provides a users following system for bbPress.

Robin W

Pascal Casier

Adds an option to the Discussion meta box to use a bbPress topic instead of WordPress comments, and displays that topic beneath the post on your site.
You can let the plugin create a new topic for you in the forum of your choice, or specify an existing topic to attach to the post. 
A topic can be attached to as many posts as you’d like, but only one topic can currently be attached to a post.

Post Comments as bbPress Topics

I could see how this plugin would be an absolute must if you are someone who is serious about using bbPress. bbPress Topics for Posts is clean and works well. I'm glad I found it.

Good plugin with great potential

Great support!

I use it to link my Learndash to bbpress forums so that my students can discuss a lesson, either under it or in a forum topic. Really practical, glad that this plugin exists!

Really practical, glad that this plugin exists!

Replace the comments on your WordPress blog posts with topics from an integrated bbPress install

Follow for bbPress vs Post Comments as bbPress Topics