1. Noted. FYI, right now you can do this with a third party form managers like wufoo.com 2. OK, we will consider this. In your opinion, why is it better / how is it different from simply having a public-accessible page e.g. 'Member benefits'  which would serve as a teaser and provide links to specific premium pages under Members-only section?

You are right, my mistake. Top level page will not be visible until people login. But what some people do is create a public page with links to member-only pages (system will ask for login if a public visitor follows a link). Re lock icon - yes, we know that on some themes lock icons interfere with longer page names. The reason we kept the lock ...

Since you are using only two levels, you can do it in this way: Home (public) Register (public) Contact Us (public) Member-only (Private, including all children)- Announcements- Events- Homowner Info-- Landscape-- Architecture Board-- Rules & Regs-- By Laws- Board of Directors-- Minutes-- Committees-- Financial- Master Assn- Management ...

Understand your idea. We have been discussing this back and forth when we were implementing the private pages functionality. The reason we ended up deciding to keep all member-only pages under one node is usability for members. In this way member when he logs in can easily see what private pages are now available to him. If they were spread out, ...