[buddypress-dev] Privacy component

[Cass Edwards]

A blanket security setting like that is a bit heavyhanded and not
really helpful for SN purposes. At the very least a profile page
should be able to be visible publicly separate from other content, so
a user is findable if they wish to be.

How would the UI work for tagging and groups? I'm visualising public
profile pages with an "add me" link which does the basic friends level
tagging, which would then go to a page with a set of options for
adding new friend to various different user-defined groups [maybe
something ajaxy/dragndrop/visual?]. The same groups list [including
public, basic WPMU logged in, basic friend, user-defined groups,
private] would be available as a module [checklist?] on the post
writing page, the link/blogroll add page and anywhere else that
content might be drafted [possibly the profile page and/or elements of
it for starters].  Is that kinda what's being considered here or am I
totally off-base?

Cass

On Tue, Apr 15, 2008 at 10:45 PM, Andrea <sillyandrea at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>  It was just a suggestion as a starting point. :)
>
>  Actually, this plugin restricts everything at the user's main URL, not just
> the blog.
>
>  Andrea
>
>
>
>  chris at stillbreathing.co.uk wrote:
>  Andrea, that's a useful plugin but what Isaac has suggested is a much
> more comprehensive system. I think people will want to restrict more
> than just their posts.
>
> Isaac, that sounds great. We're currently looking at the possibility
> of tagging friends, which complicates ny privacy code but gives
> unlimited control to the user.
>
> Chris
>
> On 4/15/08, Andrea <sillyandrea at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>  Actually there's a plugin for MU that takes care of most of this -
> http://wpmudev.org/project/More-Privacy-Options
>
> in addition to the default option (allow search engines and public
> listing or not allow them), it adds the following:
> 1. Blog visible to any logged in community member.
> 2. Blog visible only to registered users of blog.
>  3. Blog visible only to administrators.
>
> That help? :D
>
> Andrea
>
> Isaac Chapman wrote:
>
>
>  To start off with, I think
> the following non-mutually-exclusive options should be available as
> they correspond with what I hopefully understand BP's capabilities:
> a) Public
> b) Logged in WPMU users
> c) Logged in friends
> d) Members of specified groups
> e) Nobody (really only the content creator, but "nobody" is probably
> less confusing to most end users)
>
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