Wondering if this is a premium theme or custom dev?

[asymmetricinfo]

Hi guys - prospective Xenforo customer here looking for some help.

I like the theme used on https://www.benzworld.org/ for a few reasons...

1. The homepage is a 'feed' style, which reminds me quite a bit of Reddit. I like that a prospective user can visit the homepage and immediately see a list of topics without needing to click into a sub-forum. (as an additional question - does anyone know if there's a voting module for xenforo that makes it even more like reddit?)

2. I like how well the user sign up module is integrated with google / FB... i.e. the 'continue with Google' and 'continue with Facebook' buttons to reduce sign up friction.

3. The gamification / status around top posters... i.e. showing how many 'points' users have, 'reaction scores', etc.

I'm wondering how much of the above is built in to xenforo and how much is custom fev work? And whether the site I referenced is just a premium theme I can modify?

Also, does xenforo have other gamification modules? Like giving users custom awards / badges, etc.?

Thanks

 

[Mendalla]

That's not correct.

Ignoring a member will hide their content, which then requires clicking a link to reveal it.

To be fair, I think Mr. Lucky's point is that you can only ignore a user, not specific content. There are days when I would like to ignore certain threads in my Politics forum but can't do that save by ignoring the thread starter (who usually isn't the person causing the problem). Ignoring a user hides all their content, even content you might want to see.

 

[Mr Lucky]

That's not correct.

Ignoring a member will hide their content, which then requires clicking a link to reveal it.

Yes I'm aware that ignoring a member hide's that member's content, but it's not a general Ignore content feature, which can ignore specified threads or forums - not users. Call me Mr Pedantic, but it's worth different terminology for different things.

 

[Wildcat Media]

That's not correct.

Ignoring a member will hide their content, which then requires clicking a link to reveal it.

Indeed. And that's how it's labeled at the bottom of each thread: