Features needed

[taherk]

Hello ,

I had sent email to sales team but did not get any response, so trying my luck in forums.

I need a forum software with following features

1. Users can post by email
2. Restrict number of posts a user can make in 1 day
3. Bold, highlight posts ( Want this to be a Paid feature)
4. Email Daily digest to users
5. Cash bank feature , based on userpoints, user can encash for $$. User can use this cash to bold, highlight posts.

While I can find these features in different forum softwares, I dont know if I can get all of them in one package.

Any ideas.
Thanks a lot

[Gameonlock.com]

Im not sure but i know the last one is 110% possible. I just dont know where to get it. Look in a mods downloads site.

[King Kovifor]

Bold Highlight Posts might be able to be done with some editing
Restrict I think is a hack, the last one is definetly a hack
Users can post by e-mail is totally not possible.

[feldon23]

Everything you request is a Plugin or add-on. I believe there is a Plugin for each of the things you request. I know of no forum software that includes any of those features stock.

Posting by e-mail and receiving a daily digest is available as a Plugin or hack over at vbulletin.org. It's not as elegant even as Yahoo Groups. Some day someone will write an awesome post-by-mail system to bridge over those users who prefer mailing lists without their posts appearing in random locations over an otherwise well-organized forum tree structure.

[taherk]

If there are experienced members here can they put the links to first 4 mods. I would appreciate that.

[Quillz]

Restricting the amount of posts a member can make per day can be done by creating custom user groups.

[ChrisLM2001]

2. Restrict number of posts a user can make in 1 day

That will effect this...

3. Bold, highlight posts ( Want this to be a Paid feature)
5. Cash bank feature , based on userpoints, user can encash for $$. User can use this cash to bold, highlight posts.

If there's little incentive to post, there will be few paid members. It's counterproductive.

Chris