Quote: "I then found some links to a site where a dude called *rogi* was trying to get downloads on all sorts of TGC and 3rd party products. You know someone called *rogi*?"
Dude, that is Igor spelled backwards.
Wikipedia...
"Igor or Ygor is the traditional stock character or cliché hunch-backed assistant or
butler to many types of villain, such as a Dracula or mad scientist, familiar from many horror movies and horror movie parodies, Frankenstein and Van Helsing[1] films in particular."
I think I know who it could be. (possibly my old arch enemy)
Someone ruined my forum too Butters.
I eventually lost that battle and just took it down. (mine wasn't that popular anyway)
Quote: "It's not getting you anywhere, you're just messing up my business.
Because of this, the next pack will have to have more security, and that'll make it more expensive."
To him, ruining your business is where he wants to get. That's his goal.
At least it was for the guy who tried to ruin mine.
This guys operates the same way so I think they may be one in the same.
Quote: "Also a guy called mingo. Hit him in the face twice! And do it with a shovel! He's posted links to most TGC products."
No backwards spelling on that one, but it could be taken litterally.
Wikipedia...
"The Mingo are an Iroquois group of Native Americans that migrated west to the Ohio Country in the mid-eighteenth century. Anglo-Americans called these migrants mingos, a corruption of mingwe,
an Algonquian word meaning 'stealthy' or 'treacherous'.[1] Mingos have also been known as 'Ohio Iroquois' and 'Ohio Seneca'.
The Mingo language (native name: Unyææshæötká') is a Northern Iroquoian language of eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. It is a polysynthetic language with extremely complex verb usage, closely related to Seneca, Onondaga, and Cayuga. There has been increasing interest in recent years, especially among Mingo descendants, in revitalizing the language."
The respark in interest may also possibly be for creating codes like the unbreakable Navajo codes used in WWII.
I think this would be more in his interest, and I do not think he is Iroquios or from North America.
I think he chose that word for its treacherous meaning, and to be 'stealthy' by throwing you off making you think he is American.
Don't worry, IT'S NOT ME (I'm part Cherokee, not Iroquois)
I just have an deep understanding of this type of mindset.
I think this is one person, but I am only speculating so I won't say his name.
My suspect did impersonate me in these forums once. (TGC knows who I am talking about and he does too.)
If I am wrong, then let me apologize in advance.
However, if you had not impersonated me here at this forum, then you wouldn't be a suspect.