PeepSo 1.7.6 is out. After this release we’ll try to stick to shorter release cycles, ideally of about two weeks. We want to bring new features, improvements and fixes in a steady, fast stream! It’s very important to follow the upgrade procedure to avoid having to do it manually. Make sure to read the Upgrades paragraph!
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The new Routes Manager PeepSo addon allows users to integrate the Routes Manager plugin with their PeepSo social network. The Routes Manager plugin lets users create a catalog of map routes with various points of interest. This addon creates the ability for community admins to add map routes to your PeepSo social network and enhance their social community.
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The PeepSo User Limits plugin gives administrators fine control over members’ abilities based on various criteria. Posting, commenting, messaging, photos and much more can be disabled for users who don’t meet those criteria.
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PeepSo 1.7.5 is finally out! That’s great for you as you get the latest update and with it all the improvements, bugfixes and of course new features, those are all better tools allowing you to make your community as successful as it can be! Please pay attention to the last two paragraphs containing upgrade information and dealing with caching.
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The VIP plugin lets you assign a special icon to users who deserve to stand out. The icon is displayed either before or after the user’s name on every membership list. You’ll be able to mark users as VIPs or as staff members, exactly as we do for moderators on the PeepSo.com community.
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First and foremost… Yaay! We are finally able to release PeepSo 1.7.4. Yes, it took a bit longer than we anticipated, but there were things we just couldn’t ignore. In the middle of the development process we started getting reports suggesting that the performance could be improved. We finished up the Group Categories, and got right onto it.
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Google Plus should have been an Internet giant, a social network to put fear into the heart of Mark Zuckerberg. Instead it became the giant butt of Internet jokes, a place you go to on the Internet when you want to be by yourself. Its failure has lessons for anyone building a private social network.
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Could the days of toxic comments finally be over? Is the Internet about to become a pleasant, polite place where opinions are always offered with respect and talkbacks are actually worth reading? If Google has its way, that might be exactly what’s about to happen.
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