I notice you've removed the version number from the foot of the page, and I understand your reasons for doing it, so I thought I'd let you know that I spotted there's a meta tag in your header that still displays it.

Took me ages to discover that the last time I removed vB versioning from a site. ;)

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thanks for the heads up, I'll remove that when I get time

cheers

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What WAS the reason for removing it?
Did it interfere with SEO or something?

Normally you would remove the version number for security reasons. If someone knows what version you're running they know what version of exploits to look for. If they don't know, then the chances are they will simply go and find an easier target.

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Yeah, i guess your right... Thanks man, i never thought about that.
However, vB is supposed to be the safest board if updated to the last version, when needed, it's pretty hard to hack into them

Doesnt the version still show on the login page for the admincp and modcp?

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I would psych them out and put

vbulletin version 7.0

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Yep, but if you move your modcp/admincp folders they'll never guess em

lmao

good idea

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