You strike a smile in me, your stories ring of perjury construed with self empowering theeeeeeeeeemes.Well, I guess everyone is certainly entitled to have its own theories, as far fetched as these may be.
Ah, Eve6!
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What? MTGS has had ad problems for a long time (and that have finally caught up with them). And I recall that at least one recent technician never had his powers turned on, and several Admins have had to wait aSo because it hasn't been cleared up immediately, it must be that he's absent!Hannes isn't "absent" from the site. Right now, he's going through some real-life transitions I am, quite literally, NOT at liberty to divulge other than what is going on for him takes far more precedence over a site dedicated to Magic: the Gathering. He has been working on the site in his very little spare time, but he is still around.
As for the malware issue, Chrome is currently blocking the site, and I won't be
surprised if Firefox and IE are doing the same. Truth be told, it's not a site that would be targeted under normal circumstances by a group of hackers. This has the hallmarks of a bunch of children, and possibly people who were banned during the recent sweep.
Whatever, dude. If hanes is not absent, why hasn't this cleared up yet? I think the data speaks for itself. This is EXACTLY the same thing that happened to MT, so....
I mean, there's no way in hell he has a social life as well. Or that he might be having dinner right now after work?
Hannes isn't "absent" from the site. Right now, he's going through some real-life transitions I am, quite literally, NOT at liberty to divulge other than what is going on for him takes far more precedence over a site dedicated to Magic: the Gathering. He has been working on the site in his very little spare time, but he is still around.
As for the malware issue, Chrome is currently blocking the site, and I won't be surprised if Firefox and IE are doing the same. Truth be told, it's not a site that would be targeted under normal circumstances by a group of hackers. This has the hallmarks of a bunch of children, and possibly people who were banned during the recent sweep.
Most definitely a third party. MTGS has had bad ads in the past (one even passively, in that I didn't click on it, infected a computer of mine a couple years ago). It's a consequence of poor ownership and a terrible monetization scheme (using sketchy ad companies, etc).I wonder if this was a disgruntled member or a third-party.