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This is disturbing. I just tried to log in to Gawgate and received this message:

This server could not prove that it is gawgate.com; its security certificate is from www.altcoinalliance.org. This may be caused by a misconfiguration or an attacker intercepting your connection.

http://www.altcoinalliance.org/ This site is currently under development. Please check back soon.

I doubt it's anything sinister, somebody has a couple of sites on one server and messed up SSL certs.

Regardless, I will not be visiting that site until I'm sure everything is secure.

Just an FYI guys -
Since the site went live, it has been attacked and I have also been threatened... which is no skin off my back. Managing multiple business ventures, this comes with the territory so it is what it is... :-)

Here are some of the latest facts and what is happening...

1. Josh @ GAW has contacted me and has stated the "GAWGate" domain and logo are in violation of his company's trademarks. Although there is nothing in the law or reasonable fact that would support this stance, I agreed to look in to the options available now that my company and I will be sponsoring the platform to give people a fair and open place to vet and share their experiences with ANY mining service; both good and not so good. This includes but is not limited to companies/businesses like GAW/Zen and Moolah.

2. The new public site will be and is www.MiningAdvocates.org and is currently being forwarded to from GAWGate.com. By the time of this post, most of the DNS propagation should be complete.

3. Nonprofit cryptocurrency ventures I already own and/or financially support include MiningAdvocates, Dogecoin(dot)pro, and AltcoinAlliance.org.

4. The IP's were being swapped very early this morning while servers were changed and the SSL's followed afterwards. At this time, the reconciling of the IP's and SSL certificates are complete. All desktop browsers trust the SSL, but there may be some version of Google Chrome on the smartphone platforms that will give a false warning regarding the COMODO RSA authority. This is normal and should not cause any alarms.

5. If anyone has any questions or concerns regarding me or my business ventures/professional experience, please feel free to contact me.

Membership should go live in the coming hours at MiningAdvocates and the "GAWGate" discussions will get their own category.

Scott-

Scott use this for the platform, it will seem familiar and the community version is free.

https://nodebb.org/
https://community.nodebb.org/

You know for all the dissenters it will be like home from home, but with out shadow bans and koolaid and brown tongues.