Newnab

WordPress Quest allows you to add ‘Quests’ to your site, granting users points and named achievements for certain interactions. Want to reward users for visiting a certain page of your site a number of times? It can be done! Hopefully the plugin will expand soon with more options for rules and quests.

WordPress Quest

WordPress Quest allows you to add 'Quests' to your site, granting users points and named achievements for certain interactions

rheinardkorf

With Mission Control you can assign levels to each of the sites on your network. Create as many levels as you need and assign different restrictions or features to the levels by using extensions.
The following core extensions are available:
<ul>
<li>Plugin Control: Assign which plugins are available for each level. Choose any plugins that should always be active for a level and/or choose plugins that should automatically be enabled once a site gets assigned the level.</li>
<li>Theme Control: Choose which themes should be available to each site level. Choose to show unavailable themes with an indicator of the required level for those themes.</li>
<li>Level Message: Create a message that will be shown for each level. The message can be added by a shortcode or automatically added before or after your post content.</li>
<li>Quota Manager: Set the upload quota for each of your site levels. The available space will show in the site dashboard and on the upload page in the media library.</li>
</ul>
REST API:
<ul>
<li>Mission Control uses the REST API to manage the extensions enabled on your network for a better admin user experience.</li>
<li>Mission Control also allows for third party extensions to tap into the API to add their own endpoints to the Mission Control namespace.</li>
</ul>
Have any ideas for extensions? Please let us know!

Mission Control

Very Nice

Effortlessly take control of all the sites on your network. Assign levels to your sites and manage the features available to each level.

WordPress Quest vs Mission Control