Two other methods I use.
1.) Use CSS and temporarily hide the block from the device using "display: none". Of course the HTML is still sent to the user. Use this for a temporary measure as you do not have to alter the template to accomplish it.
2.) I create a special user account called 'adminview', then instead of using <vb:comment>, I use a regular conditional on the 'adminview' user account.
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Originally Posted by doob
Isn't <vb:comment> </vb:comment> just for vbulletin 4 and higher?
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Oops! yep, sorry, I thought this was a VB4 question.