I hope I'm in the right place--if not, forgive me (I looked around for a bit.) I'm sure someone here has seen this question before, please bear with me.

When a visitor clicks on the "powered by b2evolution" link on my blog, and goes to b2evolution.net, they get the following message:

"403 Forbidden
Please stop referer spam.
We have identified that you have been refered here by a known or supposed spammer.
If you feel this is an error, please bypass this message and leave us a comment about the error. We are sorry for the inconvenience. ..." etc.

I don't believe I've done anything to earn this distinction--I'm just now getting my site up and running under my domain. I am concerned, however. I want to feature the "powered by" link on my main page, as I'm a great believer in the tool and am proud to say so to my visitors. On the other hand, I don't want my visitors to think that I am a spammer--but if I leave the link up, that's what they'll think if they try to click through to b2evolution.net.

What can I do?

The page in question is found at www.moonlingo.com/postcards/postcards.php and the b2evo link is down near the lower right corner.

(Please pardon the site debris--it's all still under construction.)

**EDIT ADDED**

An interesting clue--clicking through from the main page (www.moonlingo.com) does not throw the error! Is there something wrong with having the word "postcards" in the URL? (A blacklisted term?)