Yes. Use a myCred hook on the vote action so upvotes mint points to the voter, the poster, or both. SleekView fires a standard WordPress action when a vote is cast, which myCred and other plugins can listen for. This makes the board a points engine on top of a roadmap, not just a static voting widget.

In the block settings, specify a minimum balance or required rank for read, post, and vote access. SleekView calls the live myCred functions on every render, so the moment a member crosses the threshold, write access turns on. If balance drops below the line for any reason, write access turns off without admin help.

Yes. Each Feedback view block can target one point type for gating, and different boards can target different point types. A free community might gate by base Points, while a premium board gates by a paid Tokens point type, so multi-currency myCred setups can map cleanly to a board per point type.

SleekView dedupes votes by user ID at the row level, so a member can only upvote any given card once. Refresh, multiple tabs, and shared accounts can not inflate the count. Combined with myCred limits on how often a hook can fire per user, the system is resistant to common point farming patterns.

Yes. SleekView reads the author's user meta for each card, so you can show their current myCred rank, top badge, or balance next to their display name. This turns the board into a social proof loop, where high rank members vote and post visibly and lower rank members see what is possible next.

Both. Admins can move statuses on the card with one click. You can also automate it via a WordPress action when a vote count crosses a threshold, like flipping cards over fifty votes into Planned automatically. That lets the community itself promote ideas while you focus on shipping, not on triage.

No. SleekView caches query results and only re-queries on vote or status change. The block is lazy loaded so it does not block initial paint. The vote action does a single REST call, and the myCred hook runs as it would anywhere else, so you do not feel any extra weight from the board on member dashboards.

Yes. SleekView ships an optional Mine filter that scopes the board to the current member's posts and votes. Members open it to see what they have suggested, how each item is progressing, and which ideas they have backed. It also doubles as a personal record of points earned via the upvote hook over time.