mrzerog

<p>WP Favorites allows your logged in users to favorite a tag, and allows them to see only posts that have that tag. They can also favorite multiple tags, and see only posts that have all those tags (or optionally any post with any of those tags). Example: You run a site about tea, iced and hot, green black and white. You tag every post green, black, or white, as well as iced or hot. Your user only likes iced green tea, so they favorite the ‘iced’ tag, and the ‘green’ tag. Then, they can see only posts pertaining to iced green tea (or optionally any post’s tagged either iced or green). Users are able to favorite a tag from it’s archive page.</p>


wp_favorites

wp_favorites allows a logged in user to favorite a tag or tags and then show only posts that have that tag or a combination of those tags

Shashi Kumar

<p>BuddyPress is a great plugin to create a community website. Users get engaged by adding various updates, comments, and replies. It provides the capability to favorite an activity. If you like the update you can favorite it and it will be added to my favorites section. But, BuddyPress does not provide any direct method to show them how many favorites you activity has received. This plugin is built to show the total number of favorites count in a beautiful way. By default, it will show three avatars of the recently favorited user and the total count of favorites.</p>


BP Who Favorited

A plugin to show users who have favorited a BuddyPress activity.

wp_favorites vs BP Who Favorited