Leaderboard

ftp edit file adminapplicationsforumsmodules_publicextrasstats.php find switch( $this->request['do'] ) { case 'leaders': $this->_showLeaders(); break; case 'id': $this->_showQueries(); break; case 'who': $this->whoPosted(); break; default: $this->_showTodaysPosters(); break; } change to switch( $this->request['do'] ) { // case 'leaders': // $this->_showLeaders(); // break; case 'id': $this->_showQueries(); break; case 'who': $this->whoPosted(); break; default: $this->_showTodaysPosters(); break; } Save and try it.

You'll need to remove the following line from your boardIndexTemplate: <li><a href="{parse url="app=forums&amp;module=extras&amp;section=stats&amp;do=leaders" base="public"}" title="{$this->lang->words['sm_forum_leaders_title']}">{$this->lang->words['sm_forum_leaders']}</a></li>

This is somewhat true. I'd imagine IPS factors three things into whether they'd take action on a nulled community: [*]Size - is the community large enough to earn a profit, that it's unacceptable that they haven't purchased a theme? [*]Content - if the community is already in the business of distributing pirated content or sharing other questionable content, they'll likely pursue legal recourse. [*]Worthy - really a combination of the two points above. IPS will try to determine if it'd be worth their time and resources to take any legal action against a community using a nulled board. Essentially, if you're a smaller community just trying to get by (even with a sizable member count), IPS will likely ignore you.