vBulletin.org is just as official as vBulletinTemplates.com, both are hosted on Jelsoft's server and both have a licensing system. Both are "actual forums" ran by "actual people", both deserve a chance to win the award and both did. And with the upcoming changes to vBulletin.org, it will become an even less official site.
We have a great staff here who are doing their job every day, and they do a pretty good job. It wouldn't be fair if their work couldn't be recognized just because this site is called vBulletin.org. This site has grown from a 3,000 threads sub-forum to a fully featured website with almost 200,000 posts and more than 1,500 hacks, thanks to these people. Those that browse the site every day know this and I'm glad they appreciate it.
(And for your information, I did pay for this license. I've had it for a long time and used it on a personal site, and when vBHacks.com was created I transferred the license over there. Then we took over the vBulletin.org domain name, but the license is still mine and it's not being use anywhere else. If you will.)
Thanks for clarifiying that Chen and I congratulate you once again. Just wear that badge with pride. (in the header or footer )
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hmm, the british have also some kind of humor i've heard ^^
Tis true but so many people in this country are basically on their high-horses with such censorship on certain types of humour. I'm not going to divulge into examples but certain Brits will remember a show on channel4 which has a reputation for controversial humour and broadcast a show which had no viscious intent or no political statement to be made but it still was thought of as unhumorous. I must agree with you there Boofo. Many people in Britain lead people in other countries to believe we are all well-spoken, posh people with no sense of humour. Its not true in all cases but i'd say its 50/50...
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