What users, buyers world around utter about the price of the new flagship that sailed from the Korean soil?
Will they get aboard?
Keep reading. Here is a good candidate, a list of Wows, Ouches, Oops and Meows
"S3 i9300 unlocked, in Cambodia priced only at 555$ (Note costs around 500$)"
"The price for blue version is higher compared to the white version"
"Verizon, 85.00$ per month with 200.00 for the phone/ contract"
"T-moblie owned by DeutschCom offers unlimited everything for 52.00 a month, insurance is 7-8 $ a month and data is capped at 2GIGS for 4G service. Then data isnt stopped. VERIZON just slowed to 3G for the remainder of the cycle. 250.00 must be paid up front for the phone, can then be financed with no interest for 20 months or paid off completley right away"
"It's not that expensive only $200 w/2 year contract. The same price as the I phone 4s At Sprint"
"The S3 is available on AT&T, Sprint and Verizon, but is in short supply and T-Mobile have set a ridiculous price tag of $329, on contract, with a $50 mail in rebate which takes the price down to $279"
"Price difference between the phones are 3- 4 K in Bangalore . One –X is around 34K and S3 37K, depends on the store and your bargaining capacity"
"$777 at JBHifi in Australia, that is very close to the price of an unlocked iphon4s when it was released"
"Approx 38K, prices ranges from 37.5k to 38.5k from shop to shop, prices analysed in Vadodara and Pune"
"Samsung Galaxy S3 is available in Kenya through Safaricom Telecom at a subsidized price of Ksh. 59,999"
"Its available in (U.A.E) United Arab Emirates at 2,599 Derhams (equal to 707.44 U.S dollars) Samsung i9300 galaxy s3 white and blue on board with 16gb storage"
"In pakistan it was introduced at US$765 but within 4 5 days priced around US$625"
"The cheapest price of it in Brazil is around USD 880.00"
"From kerala India, at a price of 36500, in Rajasthan 39000"
"Here in Qatar, it is currently priced at QAR 2,699.00"
"In Dubai for 680$"
"Price in Saudi Arabia is SAR 2999"
"Guys, GSIII is available in iran but its 1000$ !!! one hell of a price"
"Indian price for SGS3 will be 38000rs in Showrooms, But Retails shops may offer it for 35k (16GB version)"
"16gig iPhone 199$ 2year contract vs 249$ 16gig SGS3"
"In Malaysia for RM2199"
"Costs around 33,000php (Philippine, $700) for an unlocked version"
"Price is too high. BDT 67500/- OMG (Bangladesh)"
"Its 523LVL (Latvia), exatly 925.83 USD. With 2 year contract its 0 price, first deal + 16.95LVL (30.01 USD) 24month + internet and tarif plan. Its like minimum 42.38 USD every month for 2 years"
"Do NOT buy this phone in EU, coz is overpriced (over €600), in US, sim free for $550!"
The best free social script? There is no such a thing
Few months back, I was (and still I am) desperately looking for the best free social script that delivers the best, most prominent out of the box social elements that have the extreme extensibilities and customizations. The journey was longer and steep than I previously thought.
First came the candy age of Buddypress sitting lackluster over Wordpress. The plugin is an abandoned one by its own incubator, Andy Peatling. If you frequent to buddypress.org, you can still peep into Andy Peatling's boastings about buddypress.org's early flourishing stats. However it didnt grow into the big levels that Andy first expected and he left without notice. After Andy's hiatus John James Jacobs, the notorious dev with the bad mouthed smart ass, took the helm and soon convinced his pupils/cult that "Buddypress will never gain momentum". The progression slowed and the development of many promising and sexy buddypress third party plug ins either slowed down or totally abandoned. Buddypress as a version is still stuck in 1.*******'s
Then came the elegant age of Elgg. It was the Apple of all free open source social scripts, but lacks customizations. The devs prefer to call it a "Framework"
I am still on the go and finally decided to share my observations with the world. So from here onwards, I, on a random basis (as time permits), as I encounter the close contact of the third kind (that ultimate free social script which delivers everything) that may not exist, post logs that collectively can be titled as "One idiot's untimely and premature, entrance into the social fray with a free script that never existed"
Log No1: The Drupal Commons's mutual community site is a total mayhem. Its not a place with all that social ware hustle and bustle. Mysteriously and seriously, no activities are carried out.
Log No2: Of all solutions OxWall and Elgg had the most aesthetics
log No3: Elgg wasnt stable.
Log No4: Non provides a related content option like the one easily available on established forum scripts
Log No5: Oxwall has the divine ability to import and export users and user data from an existing Oxwall installation to another fresh installation. No other scripts provide that.
Log No6: The Oxwall.org depository stores the best free social themes I have ever seen
Log No7: Few pros and cons of Drupal Commons so far
1. Questions module is built out of the groups entity and is independant. That must be the reason why an anonymous can create a question within a group but non of blogs, discussions or any other node. It sucks where a user is able to create a Question from his own profile. That kind of Questions go nowhere but public. No groups are assigned and goes astray.
2. when viewing/creating group nodes, user is taken away from group image and delicate group tabs. It can be confusing
3. Cannot use the first column. Three columns are not scaled well specially where viewing featured stuff and group directory
4. User signature is built up for cave men. No considerable settings for admins
5. Heavy. Installation requires an astonishing amount of PHP memory
6. Wont run smooth on a shared hosting environment. A very realistic and down to earth road map, strategy and a plan will be required before launching your project.
7. Non of the nodes can be easily identified seperately. All nodes bear same traits. No matter what, blogs, events, docs, pages, discussions are almost non distinguishable
8. Forums are seperate. Exclusive of groups. Cannot implement the advantage of "Advanced Forums" plug in within a group
9. Group home page content stream is reportedly built up to mystify user. Only a title and a teaser is visible where non bear any traits to which breed they belong, blog, docs, discussion etc
10. Elgg had the best group lay out of all. Even Buddypress is an exception. A group image and its relevent tabs are visible everywhere within a group and most importantly, in a group home page, discussions, pages and everything else that belong to a group are presented delightly with elegant widgets.
11. I still cant figure a way around, GROUP STICKY DOESNT WORK!
12. Cannot have more than 9 options for a poll
Next, I will be back with pros of Drupal Commons experienced as an end user
In the mean time, you can have a look at what lies in the Buddypress and Elgg grave yards
"Buddypress vs Elgg; a case study"
Log No8: I must do a major revelation on bbpress forum script. The forum script is used to deliver buddypress's forum group component in two modes.
1. One can install the bbpress tweaked version that comes with the buddypress core
2. Or he/she can simply install latest bbpress version within Wordpress admin panel and enable buddypress to have there own groups while keeping it at as a side wide forum at the same time
Thats where the Origin of The Phoenix begins. THE BBPRESS SCRIPT HAS A MAJOR FLAW THAT NOT ADDRESSED EVEN AT THE MOMENT OF WRITING (its been couple of weeks since I first noticed it and brought to the attention of folks at bbpress.org). THE PAGINATION OF THE FORUM THREADS AND FORUM DIRECTORY DOESNT WORK! when I kept insisting on a solution (once a while), a leading dev harshly instructed me to digg into the code and solve the problem on my own
Log No9: Here is the mighty Permission Structure of Drupal Commons. You can assign to any user role or grab from any user as it necessitates. (anonymous user, authenticated user, community manager, content manager and site admin are the available user roles)
actions_permissions module
execute Add badge
(user_badges_add_badge_action)
execute Add post to the specified groups
(og_add_group_action)
execute Approve user subscription to the specified
group (og_approve_user_action)
execute Ban IP address of current user
(user_block_ip_action)
execute Block current user
(user_block_user_action)
execute Block the selected users
(user_user_operations_block)
execute Bookmark this (flag_nodes)
execute Change the author of a post
(node_assign_owner_action)
execute Delete comment
(views_bulk_operations_delete_comment_action)
execute Delete node
(views_bulk_operations_delete_node_action)
execute Delete term
(views_bulk_operations_delete_term_action)
execute Delete user
(views_bulk_operations_delete_user_action)
execute Demote from front page
(node_mass_update)
execute Demote user from an administrator in the
specified group (og_demote_user_action)
execute Deny user subscription to the specified
group (og_deny_user_action)
execute Display a message to the user
(system_message_action)
execute Download archive of selected files
(views_bulk_operations_archive_action)
execute Example: Empty rule set working with
content
(views_bulk_operations_ruleset_action_one)
execute Execute a VBO programmatically
(views_bulk_operations_action)
execute Execute arbitrary PHP script
(views_bulk_operations_script_action)
execute ImageCache: Flush ALL presets for this
node's filefield images (imagecache_flush_action)
execute ImageCache: Generate ALL presets for this
node's filefield images
(imagecache_generate_all_action)
execute ImageCache: Generate configured preset
(s) for this node's filefield images
(imagecache_generate_action)
execute Make post private to its groups
(og_make_private_action)
execute Make post publicly visible
(og_make_public_action)
execute Make post sticky
(node_make_sticky_action)
execute Make post unsticky
(node_make_unsticky_action)
execute Make sticky (node_mass_update)
execute Mark as read
(commons_core_noderead_action)
execute Mark as unread
(commons_core_nodeunread_action)
execute Modify node fields
(views_bulk_operations_fields_action)
execute Modify node taxonomy terms
(views_bulk_operations_taxonomy_action)
execute Modify profile fields
(views_bulk_operations_profile_action)
execute Modify user roles
(views_bulk_operations_user_roles_action)
execute Pass objects as arguments to a page
(views_bulk_operations_argument_selector_action)
execute Promote post to front page
(node_promote_action)
execute Promote to front page
(node_mass_update)
execute Promote user to an administrator in the
specified group (og_promote_user_action)
execute Publish (node_mass_update)
execute Publish comment (comment_publish_action)
execute Publish post (node_publish_action)
execute Rebuild derivative images
(image_operations_rebuild)
execute Redirect to URL (system_goto_action)
execute Remove badge
(user_badges_remove_badge_action)
execute Remove post from all groups
(og_remove_groups_action)
execute Remove post from front page
(node_unpromote_action)
execute Remove post from the specified groups
(og_remove_group_action)
execute Remove stickiness (node_mass_update)
execute Save post (node_save_action)
execute Send e-mail (system_send_email_action)
execute Subscribe user to the specified groups
(og_subscribe_user_action)
execute Unblock the selected users
(user_user_operations_unblock)
execute Unbookmark this (flag_nodes) execute Unpublish (node_mass_update)
execute Unpublish comment
(comment_unpublish_action)
execute Unpublish comment containing keyword(s)
(1)
execute Unpublish comment containing keyword(s)
(comment_unpublish_by_keyword_action)
execute Unpublish post (node_unpublish_action)
execute Unpublish post containing keyword(s)
(node_unpublish_by_keyword_action)
execute Unsubscribe user from the specified
groups (og_unsubscribe_user_action)
execute Update URL alias
(pathauto_node_update_alias_multiple)
execute Update URL alias
(pathauto_user_update_alias_multiple)
execute flag as spam (flag_nodes)
execute unflag as spam (flag_nodes)
Activity_log module
administer loading arbitrary CSS and JS files for
cached messages
configure preferences for which activity types
appear in activity streams
view all activity messages
view own activity messages
Admin module
use admin toolbar
Aggregator module
access news feeds
administer news feeds
Block module
administer blocks
use PHP for block visibility
Blog module
create blog entries
delete any blog entry
delete own blog entries
edit any blog entry
edit own blog entries
Bulk_export module
use bulk exporter
Chart module
administer chart
Comment module
access comments
administer comments
post comments
post comments without approval
Commons_core module
view content rss feeds
view group content rss feeds
Contact module
access site-wide contact form
administer site-wide contact form
Content module
Use PHP input for field settings (dangerous - grant
with care)
Content_permissions module
edit field_answer_count
edit field_answer_question
edit field_content_images
edit field_date
edit field_featured_content
edit field_featured_group
edit field_file
edit field_group_image
edit field_group_sticky
edit field_grouplink
edit field_location
edit field_notify_p
edit field_poll_body
edit field_question_locked_p
view field_answer_count
view field_answer_question
view field_content_images
view field_date
view field_featured_content
view field_featured_group
view field_file
view field_group_image
view field_group_sticky
view field_grouplink
view field_location
view field_notify_p
view field_poll_body
view field_question_locked_p
ctools_custom_content module
administer custom content
date module
view date repeats
date_tools module
administer date tools
digests module
receive digests
set custom CSS for digests
facebook_status module
administer Facebook-style Statuses settings
delete all statuses
delete own statuses
delete status messages on own nodes
delete status messages on own profile
edit all statuses
edit own statuses
post status messages to other streams
send messages to all users at once
update and view own stream
use PHP for context visibility
view all statuses
fbss_comments module
delete all status
comments delete
comments on own statuses
delete own status comments
edit all status comments
edit comments on own statuses
edit own status comments
post status comment
view all status comments
view own status comments
fbss_privacy module
send private status messages
view all private status messages
features module
administer features
create answer content
create discussion content
create document content
create event content
create group content
create notice content
create page content
create question content
create wiki content
delete any answer content
delete any discussion content
delete any document content
delete any event content
delete any group content
delete any notice content
delete any page content
delete any question content
delete any wiki content
delete own answer content
delete own discussion content
delete own document content
delete own event content
delete own group content
delete own notice content
delete own page content
delete own question content
delete own wiki content
edit any answer content
edit any discussion content
edit any document content
edit any event content
edit any group content
edit any notice content
edit any page content
edit any question content
edit any wiki content
edit own answer content
edit own discussion content
edit own document content
edit own event content
edit own group content
edit own notice content
edit own page content
edit own question content
edit own wiki content
manage features
filter module
administer filters
flag module
administer flags
forum module
administer forums
create forum topics
delete any forum topic
delete own forum topics
edit any forum topic
edit own forum topics
freelinking module
administer freelinking
homebox module
administer homebox
image module
create images
delete any images
delete own images
edit any images
edit own images
view original images
image_attach module
attach images
imageapi module
administer imageapi
imagecache module
administer imagecache
flush imagecache
view imagecache Featured
view imagecache Small
view imagecache Status_picture
view imagecache group_images
view imagecache group_images_featured
view imagecache group_images_medium
view imagecache group_images_showcase
view imagecache group_images_thumb
view imagecache member_list_image
view imagecache profile_pictures
view imagecache user_picture_meta
invite module
administer invitations
send invitations
send mass invitations
track invitations
withdraw accepted invitations
invite_stats module
view invite statistics
view own invite statistics
menu module
administer menu
messaging module
administer messaging
mimemail module
edit mimemail user settings
send arbitrary files - Warning: has security
implications!
node module
access content
administer content types
administer nodes
create my_review content (my_review was a custom content type I created)
delete any my_review content
delete own my_review content
delete revisions
edit any my_review content
edit own my_review content
revert revisions
view revisions
notifications module
administer notifications
maintain own subscriptions
manage all subscriptions
manage own subscriptions
og module
administer organic groups
og_aggregator module
access og_aggregator
administer og_aggregator
view all og_aggregator sources
og_features module
administer og features
edit all group features
edit own group features
og_subgroups module
administer groups hierarchy
edit groups hierarchy
page_manager module
administer page manager
use page manager
password_policy module
force password change
unblock expired accounts
path module
administer url aliases
create url aliases
pathauto module
administer pathauto notify of path changes
poll module
cancel own vote
create poll content
delete any poll content
delete own poll content
edit any poll content
edit own poll content
inspect all votes
vote on polls
quant module
administer quant
view analytics page
rules_admin module
administer rules
search module
administer search
search content
use advanced search
signature_forum module
administer Signatures for Forums
statistics module
access statistics
view post access counter
stylizer module
administer stylizer
system module
access administration pages
access site reports
administer actions
administer files
administer site configuration
select different theme
taxonomy module
administer taxonomy
upload module
upload files
view uploaded files
user module
access user profiles
administer permissions
administer users
change own username
user_badges module
change badge assignments
manage badges
user_relationships_api module
can have relationships
user_relationships_ui module
administer user relationships
maintain own relationships
view user relationships
userpoints module
administer userpoints
view own userpoints
view userpoints
userpoints_user_picture module
userpoints user picture views module
access all views
administer views
votingapi module
administer voting api
vud module
access vote up/down statistics
administer vote up/down
reset vote up/down votes
use vote up/down
vud_comment module
administer vote up/down on comments
use vote up/down on comments
vud_node module
administer vote up/down on nodes
see vote up/down node stats
use vote up/down on nodes
view vote up/down count on nodes
Log No10: Of all free social scripts I have tested so far, Drupal Commons was the one that came very close to my granny. She was such a smart piece of female born to a genuine classic gentlemen with true grits (without any tattooed tits on his but) and moved forward to bear a generation of craps like us who hook up adsense and wait till several pennies pour in.
It was a master piece of software. But I have not concluded yet. I am a grown up kid and I always try to take down to earth decisions. A social network is not a mere script. You have to have a solid theme (a conceptual one, not a posh one thrown at a bare bone CMS). To conquere, you should come first, see it first, serve it first (well), gather a bunch of devs and user loyalty (within Facebook premises, at initial stages, around 2000 developers were involved at a time when bebo only had a meager 50. In the mean time plentyoffish has only one loyal employee) and then conquere onwards. Without a proper business module in mind (an executable one), even at the very inception, you will never going to sustain it (Facebook's display advertising revenue declined 12% in the Q2, 2012). Facebook's initial investment, as one leading tech blog calculated, was a whopping $300 millions.
Finally, can these scripts really handle 100,000 logged in users online once? To get there you will probably need a custom one.
Log No11: It seems like whole the world is waiting for the Drupal Commons distribution On D7. The very last instance I remember something like "whole world is waiting for with such craze" was for Google's Nexus One on ICS in collaboration with Samsung. It utterly failed to impress.
Its a universal truth that we get older with our dreams (dreams that never come true). If one script can turn things around for someone, its a wonder out from Neverland
Log No12: "WordPress 3.5 (due out December 5th) will include full retina (or HiDPI) support. Ten years from now there will be a content management system and a blogging tools that is tablet-native that works more beautifully on a tablet than a desktop. Whether that’s us or not depends on how much attention we pay to these things" these are the words from one of the visionaries of our time, Matt from the recent Wordpress convention. Buddypress is mobile friendly from the very nature of it and even most buddy themes bear mobile lay out traits though they dont scale that well all the time. Commons have to go a mile or two in this regard
Log No13: One more weak point of Buddypress was its link coloring principle. All links bear one color. The downside of this is that when you enable users to have a forum signature, the external links in those signatures even are colored with the same color of side wide internal links. When I raised awareness at buddypress.org about this, one Hugo Mod didnt get it. He argued that links should be distinguishable to navigate with. But when I interpreted my issue clearly he commented that I took a cheap shot at him. But I didnt have an intention to buy a cheat bullet. But you know when a bunch of volunteers do "Open Source", tools become so cheap!.
Log No14: One phrase glued my eyes when I began the hunt was, "BuddyPress does have serious scalability issues for the sake of frequent Ajex calls it makes" but to date I dont have seen how one look like, LOL
First came the candy age of Buddypress sitting lackluster over Wordpress. The plugin is an abandoned one by its own incubator, Andy Peatling. If you frequent to buddypress.org, you can still peep into Andy Peatling's boastings about buddypress.org's early flourishing stats. However it didnt grow into the big levels that Andy first expected and he left without notice. After Andy's hiatus John James Jacobs, the notorious dev with the bad mouthed smart ass, took the helm and soon convinced his pupils/cult that "Buddypress will never gain momentum". The progression slowed and the development of many promising and sexy buddypress third party plug ins either slowed down or totally abandoned. Buddypress as a version is still stuck in 1.*******'s
Then came the elegant age of Elgg. It was the Apple of all free open source social scripts, but lacks customizations. The devs prefer to call it a "Framework"
I am still on the go and finally decided to share my observations with the world. So from here onwards, I, on a random basis (as time permits), as I encounter the close contact of the third kind (that ultimate free social script which delivers everything) that may not exist, post logs that collectively can be titled as "One idiot's untimely and premature, entrance into the social fray with a free script that never existed"
Log No1: The Drupal Commons's mutual community site is a total mayhem. Its not a place with all that social ware hustle and bustle. Mysteriously and seriously, no activities are carried out.
Log No2: Of all solutions OxWall and Elgg had the most aesthetics
log No3: Elgg wasnt stable.
Log No4: Non provides a related content option like the one easily available on established forum scripts
Log No5: Oxwall has the divine ability to import and export users and user data from an existing Oxwall installation to another fresh installation. No other scripts provide that.
Log No6: The Oxwall.org depository stores the best free social themes I have ever seen
Log No7: Few pros and cons of Drupal Commons so far
1. Questions module is built out of the groups entity and is independant. That must be the reason why an anonymous can create a question within a group but non of blogs, discussions or any other node. It sucks where a user is able to create a Question from his own profile. That kind of Questions go nowhere but public. No groups are assigned and goes astray.
2. when viewing/creating group nodes, user is taken away from group image and delicate group tabs. It can be confusing
3. Cannot use the first column. Three columns are not scaled well specially where viewing featured stuff and group directory
4. User signature is built up for cave men. No considerable settings for admins
5. Heavy. Installation requires an astonishing amount of PHP memory
6. Wont run smooth on a shared hosting environment. A very realistic and down to earth road map, strategy and a plan will be required before launching your project.
7. Non of the nodes can be easily identified seperately. All nodes bear same traits. No matter what, blogs, events, docs, pages, discussions are almost non distinguishable
8. Forums are seperate. Exclusive of groups. Cannot implement the advantage of "Advanced Forums" plug in within a group
9. Group home page content stream is reportedly built up to mystify user. Only a title and a teaser is visible where non bear any traits to which breed they belong, blog, docs, discussion etc
10. Elgg had the best group lay out of all. Even Buddypress is an exception. A group image and its relevent tabs are visible everywhere within a group and most importantly, in a group home page, discussions, pages and everything else that belong to a group are presented delightly with elegant widgets.
11. I still cant figure a way around, GROUP STICKY DOESNT WORK!
12. Cannot have more than 9 options for a poll
Next, I will be back with pros of Drupal Commons experienced as an end user
In the mean time, you can have a look at what lies in the Buddypress and Elgg grave yards
"Buddypress vs Elgg; a case study"
Log No8: I must do a major revelation on bbpress forum script. The forum script is used to deliver buddypress's forum group component in two modes.
1. One can install the bbpress tweaked version that comes with the buddypress core
2. Or he/she can simply install latest bbpress version within Wordpress admin panel and enable buddypress to have there own groups while keeping it at as a side wide forum at the same time
Thats where the Origin of The Phoenix begins. THE BBPRESS SCRIPT HAS A MAJOR FLAW THAT NOT ADDRESSED EVEN AT THE MOMENT OF WRITING (its been couple of weeks since I first noticed it and brought to the attention of folks at bbpress.org). THE PAGINATION OF THE FORUM THREADS AND FORUM DIRECTORY DOESNT WORK! when I kept insisting on a solution (once a while), a leading dev harshly instructed me to digg into the code and solve the problem on my own
Log No9: Here is the mighty Permission Structure of Drupal Commons. You can assign to any user role or grab from any user as it necessitates. (anonymous user, authenticated user, community manager, content manager and site admin are the available user roles)
actions_permissions module
execute Add badge
(user_badges_add_badge_action)
execute Add post to the specified groups
(og_add_group_action)
execute Approve user subscription to the specified
group (og_approve_user_action)
execute Ban IP address of current user
(user_block_ip_action)
execute Block current user
(user_block_user_action)
execute Block the selected users
(user_user_operations_block)
execute Bookmark this (flag_nodes)
execute Change the author of a post
(node_assign_owner_action)
execute Delete comment
(views_bulk_operations_delete_comment_action)
execute Delete node
(views_bulk_operations_delete_node_action)
execute Delete term
(views_bulk_operations_delete_term_action)
execute Delete user
(views_bulk_operations_delete_user_action)
execute Demote from front page
(node_mass_update)
execute Demote user from an administrator in the
specified group (og_demote_user_action)
execute Deny user subscription to the specified
group (og_deny_user_action)
execute Display a message to the user
(system_message_action)
execute Download archive of selected files
(views_bulk_operations_archive_action)
execute Example: Empty rule set working with
content
(views_bulk_operations_ruleset_action_one)
execute Execute a VBO programmatically
(views_bulk_operations_action)
execute Execute arbitrary PHP script
(views_bulk_operations_script_action)
execute ImageCache: Flush ALL presets for this
node's filefield images (imagecache_flush_action)
execute ImageCache: Generate ALL presets for this
node's filefield images
(imagecache_generate_all_action)
execute ImageCache: Generate configured preset
(s) for this node's filefield images
(imagecache_generate_action)
execute Make post private to its groups
(og_make_private_action)
execute Make post publicly visible
(og_make_public_action)
execute Make post sticky
(node_make_sticky_action)
execute Make post unsticky
(node_make_unsticky_action)
execute Make sticky (node_mass_update)
execute Mark as read
(commons_core_noderead_action)
execute Mark as unread
(commons_core_nodeunread_action)
execute Modify node fields
(views_bulk_operations_fields_action)
execute Modify node taxonomy terms
(views_bulk_operations_taxonomy_action)
execute Modify profile fields
(views_bulk_operations_profile_action)
execute Modify user roles
(views_bulk_operations_user_roles_action)
execute Pass objects as arguments to a page
(views_bulk_operations_argument_selector_action)
execute Promote post to front page
(node_promote_action)
execute Promote to front page
(node_mass_update)
execute Promote user to an administrator in the
specified group (og_promote_user_action)
execute Publish (node_mass_update)
execute Publish comment (comment_publish_action)
execute Publish post (node_publish_action)
execute Rebuild derivative images
(image_operations_rebuild)
execute Redirect to URL (system_goto_action)
execute Remove badge
(user_badges_remove_badge_action)
execute Remove post from all groups
(og_remove_groups_action)
execute Remove post from front page
(node_unpromote_action)
execute Remove post from the specified groups
(og_remove_group_action)
execute Remove stickiness (node_mass_update)
execute Save post (node_save_action)
execute Send e-mail (system_send_email_action)
execute Subscribe user to the specified groups
(og_subscribe_user_action)
execute Unblock the selected users
(user_user_operations_unblock)
execute Unbookmark this (flag_nodes) execute Unpublish (node_mass_update)
execute Unpublish comment
(comment_unpublish_action)
execute Unpublish comment containing keyword(s)
(1)
execute Unpublish comment containing keyword(s)
(comment_unpublish_by_keyword_action)
execute Unpublish post (node_unpublish_action)
execute Unpublish post containing keyword(s)
(node_unpublish_by_keyword_action)
execute Unsubscribe user from the specified
groups (og_unsubscribe_user_action)
execute Update URL alias
(pathauto_node_update_alias_multiple)
execute Update URL alias
(pathauto_user_update_alias_multiple)
execute flag as spam (flag_nodes)
execute unflag as spam (flag_nodes)
Activity_log module
administer loading arbitrary CSS and JS files for
cached messages
configure preferences for which activity types
appear in activity streams
view all activity messages
view own activity messages
Admin module
use admin toolbar
Aggregator module
access news feeds
administer news feeds
Block module
administer blocks
use PHP for block visibility
Blog module
create blog entries
delete any blog entry
delete own blog entries
edit any blog entry
edit own blog entries
Bulk_export module
use bulk exporter
Chart module
administer chart
Comment module
access comments
administer comments
post comments
post comments without approval
Commons_core module
view content rss feeds
view group content rss feeds
Contact module
access site-wide contact form
administer site-wide contact form
Content module
Use PHP input for field settings (dangerous - grant
with care)
Content_permissions module
edit field_answer_count
edit field_answer_question
edit field_content_images
edit field_date
edit field_featured_content
edit field_featured_group
edit field_file
edit field_group_image
edit field_group_sticky
edit field_grouplink
edit field_location
edit field_notify_p
edit field_poll_body
edit field_question_locked_p
view field_answer_count
view field_answer_question
view field_content_images
view field_date
view field_featured_content
view field_featured_group
view field_file
view field_group_image
view field_group_sticky
view field_grouplink
view field_location
view field_notify_p
view field_poll_body
view field_question_locked_p
ctools_custom_content module
administer custom content
date module
view date repeats
date_tools module
administer date tools
digests module
receive digests
set custom CSS for digests
facebook_status module
administer Facebook-style Statuses settings
delete all statuses
delete own statuses
delete status messages on own nodes
delete status messages on own profile
edit all statuses
edit own statuses
post status messages to other streams
send messages to all users at once
update and view own stream
use PHP for context visibility
view all statuses
fbss_comments module
delete all status
comments delete
comments on own statuses
delete own status comments
edit all status comments
edit comments on own statuses
edit own status comments
post status comment
view all status comments
view own status comments
fbss_privacy module
send private status messages
view all private status messages
features module
administer features
create answer content
create discussion content
create document content
create event content
create group content
create notice content
create page content
create question content
create wiki content
delete any answer content
delete any discussion content
delete any document content
delete any event content
delete any group content
delete any notice content
delete any page content
delete any question content
delete any wiki content
delete own answer content
delete own discussion content
delete own document content
delete own event content
delete own group content
delete own notice content
delete own page content
delete own question content
delete own wiki content
edit any answer content
edit any discussion content
edit any document content
edit any event content
edit any group content
edit any notice content
edit any page content
edit any question content
edit any wiki content
edit own answer content
edit own discussion content
edit own document content
edit own event content
edit own group content
edit own notice content
edit own page content
edit own question content
edit own wiki content
manage features
filter module
administer filters
flag module
administer flags
forum module
administer forums
create forum topics
delete any forum topic
delete own forum topics
edit any forum topic
edit own forum topics
freelinking module
administer freelinking
homebox module
administer homebox
image module
create images
delete any images
delete own images
edit any images
edit own images
view original images
image_attach module
attach images
imageapi module
administer imageapi
imagecache module
administer imagecache
flush imagecache
view imagecache Featured
view imagecache Small
view imagecache Status_picture
view imagecache group_images
view imagecache group_images_featured
view imagecache group_images_medium
view imagecache group_images_showcase
view imagecache group_images_thumb
view imagecache member_list_image
view imagecache profile_pictures
view imagecache user_picture_meta
invite module
administer invitations
send invitations
send mass invitations
track invitations
withdraw accepted invitations
invite_stats module
view invite statistics
view own invite statistics
menu module
administer menu
messaging module
administer messaging
mimemail module
edit mimemail user settings
send arbitrary files - Warning: has security
implications!
node module
access content
administer content types
administer nodes
create my_review content (my_review was a custom content type I created)
delete any my_review content
delete own my_review content
delete revisions
edit any my_review content
edit own my_review content
revert revisions
view revisions
notifications module
administer notifications
maintain own subscriptions
manage all subscriptions
manage own subscriptions
og module
administer organic groups
og_aggregator module
access og_aggregator
administer og_aggregator
view all og_aggregator sources
og_features module
administer og features
edit all group features
edit own group features
og_subgroups module
administer groups hierarchy
edit groups hierarchy
page_manager module
administer page manager
use page manager
password_policy module
force password change
unblock expired accounts
path module
administer url aliases
create url aliases
pathauto module
administer pathauto notify of path changes
poll module
cancel own vote
create poll content
delete any poll content
delete own poll content
edit any poll content
edit own poll content
inspect all votes
vote on polls
quant module
administer quant
view analytics page
rules_admin module
administer rules
search module
administer search
search content
use advanced search
signature_forum module
administer Signatures for Forums
statistics module
access statistics
view post access counter
stylizer module
administer stylizer
system module
access administration pages
access site reports
administer actions
administer files
administer site configuration
select different theme
taxonomy module
administer taxonomy
upload module
upload files
view uploaded files
user module
access user profiles
administer permissions
administer users
change own username
user_badges module
change badge assignments
manage badges
user_relationships_api module
can have relationships
user_relationships_ui module
administer user relationships
maintain own relationships
view user relationships
userpoints module
administer userpoints
view own userpoints
view userpoints
userpoints_user_picture module
userpoints user picture views module
access all views
administer views
votingapi module
administer voting api
vud module
access vote up/down statistics
administer vote up/down
reset vote up/down votes
use vote up/down
vud_comment module
administer vote up/down on comments
use vote up/down on comments
vud_node module
administer vote up/down on nodes
see vote up/down node stats
use vote up/down on nodes
view vote up/down count on nodes
Log No10: Of all free social scripts I have tested so far, Drupal Commons was the one that came very close to my granny. She was such a smart piece of female born to a genuine classic gentlemen with true grits (without any tattooed tits on his but) and moved forward to bear a generation of craps like us who hook up adsense and wait till several pennies pour in.
It was a master piece of software. But I have not concluded yet. I am a grown up kid and I always try to take down to earth decisions. A social network is not a mere script. You have to have a solid theme (a conceptual one, not a posh one thrown at a bare bone CMS). To conquere, you should come first, see it first, serve it first (well), gather a bunch of devs and user loyalty (within Facebook premises, at initial stages, around 2000 developers were involved at a time when bebo only had a meager 50. In the mean time plentyoffish has only one loyal employee) and then conquere onwards. Without a proper business module in mind (an executable one), even at the very inception, you will never going to sustain it (Facebook's display advertising revenue declined 12% in the Q2, 2012). Facebook's initial investment, as one leading tech blog calculated, was a whopping $300 millions.
Finally, can these scripts really handle 100,000 logged in users online once? To get there you will probably need a custom one.
Log No11: It seems like whole the world is waiting for the Drupal Commons distribution On D7. The very last instance I remember something like "whole world is waiting for with such craze" was for Google's Nexus One on ICS in collaboration with Samsung. It utterly failed to impress.
Its a universal truth that we get older with our dreams (dreams that never come true). If one script can turn things around for someone, its a wonder out from Neverland
Log No12: "WordPress 3.5 (due out December 5th) will include full retina (or HiDPI) support. Ten years from now there will be a content management system and a blogging tools that is tablet-native that works more beautifully on a tablet than a desktop. Whether that’s us or not depends on how much attention we pay to these things" these are the words from one of the visionaries of our time, Matt from the recent Wordpress convention. Buddypress is mobile friendly from the very nature of it and even most buddy themes bear mobile lay out traits though they dont scale that well all the time. Commons have to go a mile or two in this regard
Log No13: One more weak point of Buddypress was its link coloring principle. All links bear one color. The downside of this is that when you enable users to have a forum signature, the external links in those signatures even are colored with the same color of side wide internal links. When I raised awareness at buddypress.org about this, one Hugo Mod didnt get it. He argued that links should be distinguishable to navigate with. But when I interpreted my issue clearly he commented that I took a cheap shot at him. But I didnt have an intention to buy a cheat bullet. But you know when a bunch of volunteers do "Open Source", tools become so cheap!.
Log No14: One phrase glued my eyes when I began the hunt was, "BuddyPress does have serious scalability issues for the sake of frequent Ajex calls it makes" but to date I dont have seen how one look like, LOL
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