Do you mean other logged-in users? Or just general casual visitors?

It's users that are logged in.

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This is a link to my blog;
http://www.blounttalk.com/b2evolution/blogs/index.php?blog=2

Went out to look at your blog. Nice work.

Thanks for your help.

You're very kind :)

So you want to hide this information from logged-in users who are in the admin area? Do you actually need all your registered users to have access to the admin area? It seems that you're using registration just for comments. In 'user management' it is possible to set up new users so they can't get into the admin area at all by making them members of a group that has no such access.

Unless you need them to do be admins for some reason, I'd suggest you use that. You can also go back and edit existing users to give them the same (limited) privileges.

There is currently no option to disable that information from view. IF someone can see the posts and the comments THEN they can see the official bits about each commenter. Changing this would require hacking some files. It shouldn't be too hard, but (sorry) I do not know what files to do what hacking in off the top of my head.

Thanks guys. I'll have to consider both.