jonkemp

Display your WordPress users and their profiles in an index on your site.
Features
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<li>Works with any page on your site. </li>
<li>Supports Gravatars for profile images.</li>
<li>Also, supports the “User Photo” plugin for profile images. </li>
<li>Display users according to roles.</li>
<li>Add “noindex” to the index pages to prevent search engines from indexing them. </li>
<li>Plenty of hooks to style your directory yourself with CSS. </li>
<li>Displays any registered user on your site.</li>
<li>Works with or without permalinks. </li>
<li>Displays the date the user joined.</li>
<li>User links are nofollowed. </li>
<li>Shows recent posts and comments on the profile page.</li>
</ul>
Changelog
<ul>
<li>1.4: Fixed security issue with potential SQL Injection flaw. Additional bug fixes.</li>
<li>1.3: Updated pagination. Moved page content from the bottom to the top of the page.</li>
<li>1.2: Bug fix for WordPress 3.0 compatibility.</li>
<li>1.1: Avatar display and biographical info display are now optional. User description character limit can now be modified. Fixed a bug where draft posts displayed on the profile page.</li>
<li>1.0: Added support for displaying users according to roles. Fixed conflict with Get Recent Comments plugin.</li>
<li>0.9: Added support for User Photo plugin profile photos.</li>
<li>0.2: Code improvements.</li>
<li>0.1</li>
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WordPress Users

Display your WordPress users and their profiles in an index on your site.

BuddyBoss

Let your BuddyPress members edit their activity posts and replies on the front-end of the site. You can even set a time limit for how long activity posts should remain editable.
Just activate the plugin, and every activity post and reply will become editable, styled automatically by BuddyPress to fit with your theme.

BuddyPress Edit Activity

BuddyPress Edit Activity allows your members to edit their activity posts on the front-end of your BuddyPress-powered site.

WordPress Users vs BuddyPress Edit Activity