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Hablo (albeit he registered as "hablo") was a dupe of Madox that joined and caused trouble on October 5th, 2012.
hablo's philosophy
On said day, an extreme premeditated argument occurred between hablo and the various members of MFGG's community which is known as Hablo's philosophy or Hablo's exploit. It started with hablo creating multiple threads on the forums. These threads appeared to be spammy/trolly, causing an enourmous dispute on the site, leading several MFGGers to think that he was just an obvious troll.
hablo's motifs
hablo revealed in one of his threads that he was "trolling" on purpose and wanted to create a meme, exploit MFGG's moderation, members, Vitiman in particular and explore why people respond the way they do to people, which caused a great disturbance in the community.
hablo's identity
In December 2012, after some speculation, it had been privately revealed that Madox was hablo through both multiple sources of evidence and Madox himself unknowingly admitting the idea at one point in time. Because of this, his targeting of Vitiman/Rystar made more sense and was less an ability to "figure out" individuals so much as it was Madox knowing how Vitiman would react, being his closest friend. His attempt to exploit the moderation may have been an effort to convince the staffers to hire Madox as a mod, which was a mainstay goal of Madox for as long as he was on MFGG. Nonetheless, this shocked many people, being that Madox was a seemingly well-behaved member whom didn't show many signs of trouble up to this point.
