Marius L. J.

Some times adding a note to users is needed for other moderators to be familiar with events for future references.
You may wish to let your fellow moderators know why a user is flagged, or perhaps to let another moderator know that this users has prior permissions to post content that may land in a grey area and have various responses to.
After activation, a <code>Toggle user notes</code> link will be available to moderators under the author information on every post, this will expand the existing notes for a user, and provide a field for adding new notes.
When a note is added, all moderators can see the note, who added it and when. The timestamp link also provides a link to the post the note was added from to give an indication of why the note is there.

User Notes for bbPress

I've reviewed this plugin in my BuddyPress User Blog, I think it works great but should be enhanced to add an indication that the user has a note against them and also there is a need to be able to delete the note, recording the data of the note would also be useful.

Works Great!

Let moderators apply notes to individual users on your bbPress forums.

Jared Atchison

bbPress 2.3.0 disabled the TinyMCE “visual tab” by default. When activated, this plugin brings it back.
Additionally, this plugin also:
<ul>
<li>Adds option to enable the full default TinyMCE mode (bbPress defaults to “teeny” mode).</li>
<li>Adds option to enable the Media Upload button.</li>
</ul>
There are a few things to note about the additional options that are avilable. Please read below.
Enabling the full default TinyMCE editor mode will display all the buttons, similar to the editor inside the WordPress admin. Depending on your configuration some of these buttons may not be compatible with TinyMCE. For example the “Insert More Tag” button will not do anything when used with bbPress. If you have a plugin installed that adds 3rd party buttons to the editor, this option should not be enabled as these buttons will likely not be compatible with bbPress.
Enabling the media upload button, “Add Media”, will only enable this button for users who have the ability to upload files. By default this is authors and greater. This means this button will not show for normal forum users. This is simply to give administrators the ability to easily upload and insert images into bbPress. If you want forum participants to be able to upload images you should use a seperate plugin such as GD bbPress Attachments.
Lastly, if you run a forum where users will be posting code snippets, this plugin should not be used.

bbPress Enable TinyMCE Visual Tab

Activates the visual tab for the bbPress TinyMCE editor and provides a few other options.

User Notes for bbPress vs bbPress Enable TinyMCE Visual Tab