boonex in dolphin links

http://demo.boonex.com/modules/boonex/blogs/blogs.php?action=show_member_blog&ownerID=22

I paid $ 900 license. Why should BoonEx see in my links?

"Commercial License" means this document. The "Software" covered under this
License Agreement means the licensed Dolphin software with its source code, help
files, publications, documentations and/or plugins that are included in the official
Software Distribution available from BoonEx.com. "Licensed Software" means the
same as Software. "License key" means a sequence of letters and numbers provided
by Licensor to activate the Licensed Software. "Licensor" means BoonEx Pty Ltd.
"Licensee" means an individual or entity exercising rights under and complying with
the terms of this License who has not previously violated the terms of this License
with respect to the Software, or who has received express permission from the
Licensor to exercise rights under this License despite a previous violation. "Footer"
means logos, links, and any other visible trademarks placed in the "Licensed
Software" "Header" means the Licensor copyrights placed in the Licensed Software
source code, not publicly visible.

which is the code of this url rewrite for nginx?

After you enter your license number in the admin section, clear the cache and refresh your browser.  The logo and all should go away.

logo is not the problem, the problem is that in the links appearing BoonEx trademark 

search in google

site:www.yoursite.com boonex

BoonEx trademark should not be publicly visible in the links on your sites, that promise BoonEx is to purchase a license.

It seems a a mockery.

waiting for update

waiting for update,  configuration file for nginx to rewrite urls containing boonex trademark

in your tutorials

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/TutorialHowToInstallDolphinOnNginx

This is a branding issue and I have brought it up repeatedly.  The further you look the further you will see the branding.  IT IS EVERYWHERE!  I could not agree with you more and to me it is a misleading thought to think that when you remove the branding it will be gone.  Anyone who understands branding know this.  There is no mistake that this is done on purpose as they understand SEO and they understand that a URL with "BOONEX" in it will be enough to trigger a search for such.  A person must want and know Boonex to search it and or find it but again I could not agree more with you.  If you buy a non-branded license it should be exactly what you get and not a, well it kind of is not branded.  The admin section is absolutely riddled with Boonex branding but not only that points back to Boonex Unity with live links.  If there is anything that can get this message to them I am behind it all the way.  In a recent post on this topic someone was going to make a mod to handle exactly what we both do not like at all!!!  Thank you for your post...       

boonex is not showing up in my links.  The demo is not what you will see.

Now, I am using Nginx if you need some assistance on that front.

 I have no idea what that is but feel free to enlighten me I am always a sponge...

 pleas send me pm i want to rewrite url BoonEx brand containing im using nginx
If you have a suggestion will be grateful

I opened a ticket from BoonEx but received no response, mockery!!!

Nginx is a webserver.  Instead of Apache, I am running Dolphin on Nginx with PHP-FPM.  Niginx does not use .htaccess files although you can tell Nginx that if a directory has a .htaccess file in it to "deny all".  You may have have noticed the directories with .htaccess files (outside of the one in the root) and if you look at the content of that file you will see it is just blocking all from accessing the directory.  For the rewrite rules, you load the Dolphin rewrites into the nginx config using an external rewrite config file (you can do it in the nginx config file but a separate config file is more convenient).

Will be sending you a PM

it seems that the issue is resolved, just added to next SVN

http://www.boonex.com/forums/#topic/Missing-Rewrite-Rule-or-what-.htm

Seems only fixed for blogs, not ads.