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The 2.0 is relating to the version number of the site/software running on it, no doubt, and then the date the site was created in webtrends.

Since WebTrends is used for statistics and data mining by web designers, I would say that assumption is 100% on the money.

Very nice find!

Dunno whether i should have posted this in speculation or not but I would assume these sites have something to do with the ARG since they are on the link page of SOTA? They are however very old and some of them are just official sites (.gov and seti for example). So perhaps these are just there for...

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=28059019&Mytoken=7669AF2F-A939-4600-963AE34D46EE0AEC17531657 Maybe it's nothing, quote] it is. my avery theary is that he was hired to be in the protest and he somehow got ahold of sensitive information and decided to...

The purpose of the glyph is to say "Hey! This (website/ad) is part of the ARG."

There is little purpose to putting it repeatedly on the same site. I think you're looking a little too hard right now.

Why is this poser still being discussed?

We've pretty much proven he's not a contact for the ARG, and merely an extra hired to hand out the fliers on Friday.

Content expiration is related to the browser cache. It is usually set x number of hours/days in the future of when you loaded the page . While there's always the possibility of setting it to a hard date/time... seeing as how that particular page has an odd number of minutes and seconds on it... it l...

Doesn't get much more definitive than that.

Good idea.

/set condition lock/

Lock Established

If you really wanted to get into Bungie lore, the Forerunner are called the Jjarro in the last universe.