VB'den gelen 2 mail....

http://www.forumlise.org/SCRiPTMAFiA.nfo appears to indicate your forum
is bing used in relation to vB ***** which is good reason to have your
license revoked.

Please check all content, remove any vB related ***** posts or requests
and add a sticky telling users vB ***** are not permitted on the forum.

Please update me whn I can review the site again for content.


Regards

Howard G Spinks
Jelsoft Licensing & Anti Piracy Agent

Pirate Reports

It has come to our attention that you have removed part of the required
vBulletin copyright information from the footer template of your forum
and as such contravenes the vBulletin License Agreement. You can read
the License Agreement here:

vBulletin® - License Agreement

The footer template must contain, at least, the following and it must
be readily visible:

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License' link in the Members Area.

Once you have purchased this option, you will have the right to remove
the vBulletin/Jelsoft copyright info from the footer template. You may
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the branding free option will transfer with it.

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All the best,
Jo Darby
vBulletin Support