The Louvain method for community detection aims to optimize modularity and hence detect communities in the given graph. In case of a weighted graph would it be valid to assume that an edge with a higher weight would be prioritized to be part of a community as against an edge with a lower weight while optimizing modularity ?

I use a Bluehost (hosted) version of Wordpress 5.5.1 with Genesis for my blog (recipe and faith posts). I use the Mailchimp service for my email subscribers. I want to create a separate community (faith for caregivers) within my blog where users can subscribe and see posts only related to that community. Is this possible? What is the best way to do this? Subdirectory? Subdomain? Or can I accomplish this with just a separate page? I am not highly technical …

Recently, I performed a domain migration from a wordpress.com domain to a self-hosted solution. The primary complaint was the loss of followers gained through Wordpress ( http://marygoround.me/2012/02/18/to-all-my-current-wordpress-followers/ ) I don't see any plugins that Automattic has released to allow similar functionality to "Subscribe" and "Like" content on self-hosted blogs, so it's feeling more and more like a closed garden. What can I do to make sure this audience is preserved after the migration?

I'm working on a setlist website where the users can view all the setlists from a band. I would like to have the functionality that users can add their attended setlists to their profile. So when they go to their profile page, they'll see all the gigs attended. My guess is to install Buddypress and start from there. But maybe there is another solution for this? users should be able to create a profile a user should be able to …

I am trying to calculate the diameter of each community in my dataset, Zachary's karate club using Jupyter. I created a loop to iterate through, but it gives me the diameter of the whole network rather than of each community. import pandas as pd data = pd.read_csv('zachary.txt',sep =" ", header = None) data_values = data.values g = Graph() new_data = data_values.tolist() data_graph = g.Adjacency(new_data, mode = 'undirected') s = data_graph.community_infomap() print(s) s_List = list(s) print(s_List) for ic in s_List: y …

I am a member of a community blog site run by WordPress engine. But I often feel that if there were a notification system like Facebook tracking the site would be much easier. I know about the notification emails and RSS feeds but those do not serve the whole purpose. I need to have notification when: Somebody comments on any of my blog posts. Somebody comments after any of my comments in any posts. My blog post is rated. Almost …

I'm building a website for a client, I'm pretty new to Wordpress and PHP. I've been using buddypress and Paid Memberships Pro to build a community. So the requirement is that one member type must not be able to send friendship requests, private and public messages to others unless they pay a fee, but can receive friend requests, private and public messages from other members. I've tried using PMPro's Buddypress add-on to limit the features, but it only completely disables …

I have an idea for a new plugin. Where can I propose the idea for the plugin so that someone might pick it up? p.s: I won't be willing to pay for it (it is not that important to me), but I still think it is a cool idea. I am also not going to try to make it myself, since my PHP skills are not good enough.

I would like to make a community that enables users to have a nice profile page that enables them to put html links. I tried several plugins as Buddypress, ultimate member, profile grid etc. But they all do not allow me to put html code on the profile page of a user. Any ideas how I could manage this? Thanks!

I want to create a theme that lets the user publish posts (or all posts in an entire category at once) on a certain WordPress page. The user should be able to write and edit those posts and if one feels ready, there is a button that allows to publish the post not only on ones own page, but also on a cummunity page, where all these articles flow together and can be voted. I don't know if and how …

This is a similar question like the Statistics Conferences question at CrossValidated What are the most significant annual Data Science conferences? Rules: Include a link to the conference Please include links for the talks (be it youtube, the conference site or some other video streaming site)

I'm interested in doing a mapping or inventory of all data science for social good and technology for social good organizations/initivaives. Is anyone aware of any similar efforts or places to start?

We want to create profiles for individuals/companies which would allow them to login to the backend and adjust their profile. So essentially the admin of Wordpress would have access to all pages and profiles but the individual/company would only have access to their profile page - which they can then update. Where do I start with something like this?

Is anyone aware of some functionality to share the revenue among the users of a Multisite? A multisite lets other people create and mainatain their own blogs. The Multisite owner should able to share some percentage, say N% (like 20%) of revenue on the sub-sites hosted. Example: You are that owner of a Multisite on xyz.com and offer blogs to your "friends" User1, User2 and so on. User1 and User2 use adsense or adbrite on their blog. The functionality would …

Is there a way I could ban a registered user from posting comments, thus converting them to a read-only mode temporarily? Ideally I'd like this to be a set-it-and-forget-it solution (ban user for 2 days, then they are unbanned automatically 2 days later). I have comments open to registered users only, sitewide. I have searched thoroughly for a plugin to help me achieve this, but failed to find anything.

I think my audience is more capable of answers each others' questions than I am. I need a system for them to do that and I'd like it to integrate with WP so I could use their existing usernames and accounts. Do you know of a good solution?

I have recently found myself with some time on my hands and with no problem of my own, I would like to solve someone's problem. I'd like to contribute to the WP community how best would I be able to do this? I would like to contribute in way of code. I can take a suggestion of a modules/features I could pick one, maybe the one with the most up votes.

I will build several community sites that somehow similar structure. I will use buddypress. I am new to Wordpress I have used Drupal before. Currently buddypress 1.6.1 version states that it works with multisite configuration. What about other popular plugins do they also work with multisite? In Drupal multisite is straightforward, but I have read some problems with Wordpress multisite plugin support. Which one is less trouble multiple distinct setups for each domain or using one instalation with multisite configuration.

I run a Wordpress site that has more than 300 authors. Is it possible to create some type of community in the backend (dashboard)? Ideally, a space where the authors can discuss with each other in a thread type of system, with admin news and so on. The closest thing I could find was the Admin Microblog but by reading the description, it appears very limited. I am quite surprised that there is not much backend community type of plugins, …

Whats the best approach to build this site in wordpress: 2 custom user levels (students, staff). staff use standard wordpress backend, students post from frontend. one section of the site has content uploaded by users, (title, content, image). frontend post creation (preferably custom post type). frontend login and password reminder I've looked at buddypress but it seems too big for what I need. Ideally I want to try and use one plugin for the submission and login, and setup custom …