Can I post 'nulled' resource on Babiato?

royal_art said:

I posted a couple of resources before and each got rejected saying that I will need to produce the payment proof for that resource. I was not having any payment proof because it was a nulled theme that I wished to share here.

Therefore, I'm asking what I need to do in order to post nulled resources, or ripped themes that are tested 'safe to use' on my side? Please advise, so that I will also be able to contribute to this wonderful forum.

Thanks.

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amam932486 said:

Yes You Can

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royal_art said:

I posted a couple of resources before and each got rejected saying that I will need to produce the payment proof for that resource. I was not having any payment proof because it was a nulled theme that I wished to share here.

Therefore, I'm asking what I need to do in order to post nulled resources, or ripped themes that are tested 'safe to use' on my side? Please advise, so that I will also be able to contribute to this wonderful forum.

Thanks.

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royal_art said:

Thanks all for your replies.

Sharing content from other websites? A Big NO from me as well.
Well, I understand I cannot and shouldn't post the nulled work done by someone else or just downloaded from some other website. I totally understand that and when I said: "can I post nulled," I actually mean the one that I have nulled or the theme that I've ripped from the original source. Not posting nulled content downloaded from other websites is totally acceptable.

How do I see (assumably) nulled plugins here?
From the reply above, I learn that having payment proof is required to post anything under "Resource". In view of that, I have another query in mind: how do those who post nulled or fixed WordPress plugins succeed to post them as resources? I have downloaded some of the plugins like WP-Forms, Astra Pro, etc which otherwise need you to enter a license key, worked well without a license key. So, I assume those were nulled or the code was fixed. Of course, I might be wrong here.

Just trying to understand the forum rules properly, because as @Saint Gabriel rightly said "better safer than sorry".

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