Blocking A Network Enabled Plugin on Individual Sites

The hidden part I assume is a given, out of virtue of the plugin being Network Enabled.

Ipstenu is correct, I want the plugin to be enabled 99% of the time, on the numerous elementary student blogs hosted on my network, given it’s a MODERATION plugin that is keeping tabs on the content “multi-site-wide”; but I don’t want it to appear on sites like this: : On sites like that I know the content is appropriate, and the “Flag if Inappropriate” links on the bottom of each post seem ill-placed.

I think that’s the solution. The plugins menu is already hidden from users, so deactivation isn’t an issue. It’s the granular switching off I’m looking for, without having to individually manage the plugins on each site. I’ll look into the plugin management plugins; that looks like the best route. I do obviously prefer the network enable/mu-plugins route as it makes deactivating for updates easier. I’ll end up with a hybrid of the three solutions I imagine. Thanks for batting this issue about with me. Incredibly helpful.

You probably bought it from wordpress.com. This is the .org forums, for people who who are running wordpress on their own servers.