Powerful parental controls configuration to comply with necessary online safety and privacy laws

Set different rules for different regions so you can comply with varying laws across the globe (according to the region members set on their profile)

Automatically generates a portion of the automatic Privacy Policy block depending on your configuration; also define your own custom text (e.g. stating the laws which enforce each rule you set)

Optionally require and/or lock down from editing certain core profile fields for compliance: date of birth, time zone, and region

Optionally enforce IP address geo-location to match the country defined on a member's profile (useful for sites featuring region-locked content)

Parental consent: require the legal guardians of members under a certain age to fill out and send in a consent form (e-mailed to the child) to gain access

Lockout: prevent anyone under a certain age from logging in at all until they are of age

Is assisting Christopher Graham with the transition from compo.sr to composr.app

Is executing their role as lead developer to ensure the Composr software is up to the standards necessary to fulfill the transition

Is leading the transition from compo.sr to composr.app

• Email Notifications: When a new post is submitted, an email notification is sent to the designated staff address, alerting you to new contributions.
• Permissions Control: You can configure permissions to determine whether regular users can create new pages or only contribute through posts.
• Page History: The revision history feature allows you to track edits made to pages and revert to previous versions if necessary.
• Composr Moderation Tools: Wiki+ integrates with Composr's site-wide moderation features, providing additional tools for monitoring and managing user contributions.

• Rank ladders: Use the default rank ladder for main site ranks and secondary usergroups for subcommunity memberships.
• New member status: Set default usergroups for new members to grant them initial access while allowing removal if necessary.
• Leadership: Assign leaders to usergroups to allow members to manage subcommunities.
• Clubs: Consider using Clubs for member-driven subcommunities with their own forums.

• No special permissions by default, simplifying permission management.
• Members can join and leave like regular usergroups.
• Provide a dedicated forum for the club.

• Sharing modules across zones: Create a redirect to make a module in one zone appear in another.
• Creating shortcuts: Use a redirect to point a short URL to a longer, more complex URL.
• Moving pages: Use a redirect to ensure old links still work after moving a page to a new location.

• Enable "Virtual root links" in the Admin Zone > Setup > Configuration > Feature options > Advanced.
• Navigate to the desired category while logged in as staff.
• Click the rightmost link in the breadcrumbs (it will be an anchor for virtual root creation).
• Use the resulting URL in your menus to link to the "virtualized" category.

• Zones: Create separate sections under different URLs with their own pages and content.
• Redirects: Make modules appear in different zones without actually moving them.
• Categories & Virtual Roots: Organize content like galleries, downloads, and catalogs into sub-trees that appear as separate entities.
• Usergroups & Permissions: Group members into subcommunities and control their access to specific content.
• Themes: Customize the look of different zones.

• Full control: You have complete control over each site's settings and content.
• Administrative separation: Managing staff and content for each site is more organized.
• Special M.S.N. features: Composr provides specific features like the 'netlink' system for easy navigation between network sites.

• Configuration and maintenance: Setting up and maintaining multiple sites can be more complex.

• CMS_Arrays: Array operations (e.g., implode, explode, list_to_map).
• CMS_Strings: String manipulation (e.g., strip_tags, html_entity_decode, strpos).
• CMS_Langs: Localization functions (e.g., do_lang).
• CMS_Preferences: User preference management.
• CMS_Timestamps: Timestamp functions (e.g., get_timezoned_date_time, time).
• CMS_HTTP: Web service interactions (e.g., rawurlencode, json_decode, http_get_contents).
• CMS_Users: User data and permission checks (e.g., has_page_access, is_staff).
• CMS_Flow: App flow control (e.g., access_denied, attach_message).
• CMS_Forms: Form building and management.
• CMS_Database: SQLite database access and manipulation.
• CMS_Notification: Push notification handling.
• CMSNetworkManager: Network request execution and response handling.