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I just don't think a board owner could be held liable for content posted by users unless you openly allow and encourage illegal activity.

Part of my rules say this

"All posts are the opinions of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the site administrator."

And another part says this

" If you don't want everyone knowing something, don't post it!"

Whenever I post on a publicly accessible forum, I assume that everyone knows it's my opinion that I'm stating and that if I post something that is useful, anyone that wants it can use it freely.

I feel that when we have a board up and let people post, we don't really own what the users post but we do own the space where it's posted. That being said, I would feel obligated to remove something if I know it's violating someones copyright. But if Paul posts some code he claims is his when really it belongs to el_luap, I don't have any way of knowing who owns it. So if el_luap decides to sue somebody, he should sue Paul.

It's not fixed though, it's in percentage.

But it seems there are some real diehard anti-microsoft people that think IE is the only browser vulnerable. I remember a post in a forum on another site where a poster asked what they could do to protect themselves 100% against these attacks when online and several people were jumping in saying to get rid of IE and get a "Real" browser like FF. Some people are/were under the impression that FF was invincible to attacks and seemed to have a false sense of security just because they stopped using the evil IE. My answer was similar to what zc923 said in this thread---Unplug your machine and don't connect to the internet anymore.

Also, I think there will be more of these vulnerabilities discovered in FF as it gains in popularity.

I can't find tr.isticky td in any of the files. Is this something that I need to add to mystyle_cs.css?

university

Damn right...*scratches self*

Yeah, Rickard has made it really simple to modify the code.

I don't know....if it's important enough to subscribe to......just check the box when you reply.....takes a fraction of a second.....

Edited to add:

I hate being automatically subscribed to a topic just because I posted a reply.

Thanks!