Once again, we need to read the post before responding to it. He said they would remove the copyright on this arcade just to spite John for having to pay to do it on that arcade (unless I read it totally wrong). ;)

All it takes is one person saying something to someone or us doing a spot check or whatever. The Internet isn't private by any means. ;)

And vbulletin staff have nothing to do with this hack.

remove the copyrights from v3arcade despite john charging 60 to remove it

well theres plenty of sites out there so start checking

I meant John's. Why would anyone want to spite MrZeropage?

thats a ignorant post right there. spite john because he offers a option to remove a copyright from a product hes doing for free that he wrote himself. but all praise zero because he made a code from someones original hack :( *shakes head*

It's not up to us to do so...

However if we come accross a site running a version of the software without any copyright information we will report them to the author :)

Chris

yeah i know chris but it happens everyday. example go www.packetnews.com or torrentspy.com and search vbulletin

Just because it happens doesn't make it acceptable or right, does it?

i know it isnt right thats why i own two licenses but it really isnt that easy to stop it .. thats what i am saying. anyone can edit the forum to remove these type of copyrights. its simple if ya want too. should you absolutely not but plenty do it and plenty get away with it..

http://groups.google.com/group/macro...fcca2e8bc92cbb mentions the arcade for vbulletin

I would venture to say that the ability to support PNflashgames isn't a factor, given the status of that domain.