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wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration
This add-on from gVectors Team links the wpDiscuz comment system with the myCRED points plugin. Comment authors gain or lose points based on the votes their comments receive, voters earn points for taking part, and myCRED badges and ranks appear under commenter avatars.
- Version
- 7.0.7
- Released
- Feb 21, 2025
- Developer
- wpDiscuz
- Type
- WordPress plugin
- Licence
- GPL
- Included in
- Every plan, or $3.19 a year on its own
What’s new in wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration 7.0.7
Version 7.0.7
Latest
- FixedText domain loading issue.
What it does
Comment sections often rely on a small group of regulars while most visitors read and leave. This add-on gives people a reason to join in by tying comment activity to myCRED points. When a comment gets an upvote, its author earns points. When it gets a downvote, the author loses points. People who vote on comments can earn points too, which rewards readers for helping sort useful replies from weak ones.
Setup happens on a dedicated myCRED Hooks page in the WordPress dashboard, where you choose how many points are awarded or deducted for likes, dislikes and voting actions. myCRED badges and ranks can be shown under comment author avatars, and you can switch that display off if you prefer a cleaner comment list. Logging templates record points activity for users and admins, and the layout works on mobile screens and right-to-left languages.
Best for
- Blogs and news sites using wpDiscuz for comments
- Community sites already running myCRED points
- Forums-style sites that want gamified discussion
Features
Points for comment votes
Comment authors earn points when their comments receive likes and lose points when they receive dislikes, which rewards helpful contributions.
Voter rewards
Users who vote on comments can earn points for taking part, giving readers a reason to rate discussions and help moderate content.
Badges and ranks under avatars
myCRED badges and ranks appear beneath comment author avatars, so other readers can see each member's achievements right in the thread.
Adjustable point values
Set the number of points awarded or deducted for comment likes, dislikes and voting actions to match how your community works.
Dedicated myCRED Hooks page
A settings page in the WordPress dashboard lets you turn on the point hooks, adjust them and manage points conversion settings in one place.
Toggle badge display
Choose whether badges and ranks show on comment lists, so you can keep the visual style of your comment section as you like it.
Points logging templates
Logging templates track how points are given and taken away, keeping a clear record for both users and administrators.
Responsive and RTL ready
Badges and ranks display properly on desktop and mobile devices, and full right-to-left support suits sites in RTL languages.
wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration older versions
- 7.0.6Feb 6, 20247 changes
Members and buyers of this product can download older versions.
Questions about wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration
Do I need both wpDiscuz and myCRED for this to work?
Yes. This is an add-on that connects the two, so it relies on wpDiscuz for the comment system and myCRED for points, badges and ranks. It adds the link between comment votes and the myCRED points balance.
Can commenters lose points as well as earn them?
Yes. Comment authors gain points when their comments get likes and lose points when they get dislikes. You control how many points each action is worth from the myCRED Hooks page in the dashboard.
Do people who vote on comments get anything?
They can. The voter rewards option gives points to users who like or dislike comments, and you set the amount. This encourages readers to take part in rating discussions.
Can I hide badges and ranks in the comment list?
Yes. There is an option to show or hide myCRED badges and ranks under commenter avatars, so you can keep them visible or use a simpler comment layout.
Is wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration free?
The code of wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.
Which version of wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration is this?
Version 7.0.7, released Feb 21, 2025. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.
How do I update wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration?
Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of wpDiscuz - myCRED Integration automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.
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