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WoW Character plugin
The game World of Warcraft has millions of players. Many World of Warcraft players are in a guild. Those guild often have a website and use a forum to communicate with fellow guild-members.

I am wondering if someone would be able to write a plug-in for WoW players where members of a guild / players can enter their character information such as:

Name
Level
Race
Class
Primary Professions
Secondary Professions

This information would show up on a list on a separate page on the forums. (Perhaps in a table? Similar to the Member List).

If someone could write a plug-in like this it would be great. Smile

Live Preview

I think it would be cool if there was a plugin that allows members of a forum to preview their message live, while they're still writing it. I think this can be done using AJAX?

WYSIWYG editor

I know you usually need to pay for a WYSIWYG editor, but there are also a few pretty good free WYSIWYG editor so perhaps this could be integrated with MyBB using a plug-in? I'm not sure if this is possible though, as most WYSIWYG editors use HTML and not BBCode (as far as I know).

Examples of free WYSIWYG editors:
NicEdit: http://nicedit.com/
TinyMCE: http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/index.php
widgEditor: http://www.themaninblue.com/experiment/widgEditor/
WYMeditor: http://www.wymeditor.org/en/

Footnotes

Would it be possible to write a plug-in that allows members to make footnotes to their posts, using BBcode or something similar? (Something like [FN1][/FN1], and the actual foonote would obviously show up on the bottom of the post [in a smaller font]).
for the live preview I think it's the WYSIWYG.. and there is plugin for mybb for that somewhere in the plugins release section
I'm sorry but what do you mean with live preview being WYSIWYG?

Live preview is an area on the top of bottom of the text field, showing what it looks like when it's posted immediately. This is probably easier to implement than a WYSIWYG editor.