Armada: Hello and welcome to the Hack Forums news. Before we begin are there any shout outs you would like to make?
Orgy: Yeah, shout out to my main man King of Hearts. And to Froggy. And to Formula Juan.

Armada: Awesome, all very good members on the forum. So you have been a member on the site for a little over 6 years now. Do you remember what it was that brought you to HF to begin with?
Orgy: Actually, yeah. Lmao it was this dude called Cardizzle back in the day. We used to play some online game together and one day he showed me HF, pointing out all the RATs and botnet shit. I shrugged it off at first because it just looked like some script kiddy forum. I was right, but I ended up joining up anyway. Besides, I was a script kiddy myself.

Armada: I am surprised actually how many gamers find their way to HF at times. Almost seems unusual. But game hacking is a big thing. I noticed going through old posts some of your initial focus was on dossers and network stressers, which I suppose fits the bill of "script kiddy" activity. But I also noticed that seemed short lived for you, where any choose to remain at that level. What would you say was the driving factor for you to move beyond such activity?
Orgy: Well, for me it was a great way for me to get into programming and web development specifically. Before building my first booter I actually didn't really know how to code, but I knew what I wanted my booter to do so I just figured out how to get it done. After I learned, it was okay money but eventually I had a kid. And then another kid. I have two sons. Many of my friends have been arrested for similar things and one of my best friends is in prison till next month for something similar. I've gotta be around for my kids yana?

Armada: I was going to note that within 2 years of your tenure on the site, your focus seemed to have really shifted around. Where in the first year and a bit you (by your post activity) seemed to be exploring more than anything. By 2012 you seemed to have narrowed your focus towards web development and ecommerce. In this same regard you also appear to have been one of the earlier members to embrace the market and currency exchange sections.
Now there is not much debate that HF has one of the most unique market places around, however many people are reluctant to utilize online commerce systems such as Liberty Reserve, or others. Yet you seemed to openly embrace such systems. Where did you find the appeal/draw towards such alternatives as opposed to more commonly accepted and accredited processors?
Orgy: Well, without going into much detail, things like LR and WMZ and BTC are simply things you need in order to purchase some of the things that I had needed to purchase. Sure, they obviously have never had the same size of user base as, for example, PayPal, but within the marketplaces I've been active on they had a strong user base. With that, they seemed safe to get into though I still kept my distance a bit. With BTC, I'm less worried about keeping a balance because of it's decentralized nature. Everything else, I've refrained from keeping too high of a balance. Because of that, even when LR went down I didn't lose nearly as much as many others.

Armada: Acceptance through necessity is very typical in those situations. And an understandable point. It was also around this time you seemed to place more focus towards the marketing aspect and building towards a business or businesses. Was the idea of ecommerce and online sales/services a consideration before joining the site, or was this an interest that developed over time by use of the marketplace?
Orgy: Honestly it just developed over time. When I made twBooter, it allowed me to pay all of my bills and even go out and spend money. Go hang out with friends in other cities and states, pay for hotels and restaurants, and not worry about money because it just kept coming in with twBooter. I didn't even sell the thing anymore I just paid resellers to do it for me for a marginal cut. That's when I realized I could make money on my own online without having to get up and slave away for 8 hours a day.

Armada: That seems to be a common element with quite a few people on HF. I noticed you took it a step further than most and even registered businesses legally. But let’s move on a bit here. In your post activity you have an almost unreasonable amount of posts through the marketplace forums. In six years there naturally have been changes all around the site but from your experience in the market place being so heavy in this time, what is your opinion relating to the changes over time? The good, bad and ugly, so to speak.
Orgy: Honestly I like all the changes I've seen on the site. I like that Omniscient is constantly moving forward with the site and adding new features, new forums, organizing, securing. Hack Forums is constantly progressing and I think that's great. Sorry if my answer to this sucks but I can't really think of any bad and ugly

Armada: Not a problem at all, I tend to agree. It is enjoyable to see progression on a site enjoyed by so many. And usually the target aim for any good web developer. I asked only as you are so heavily involved in the market place and market discussion. Speaking of post activity. Unlike many members who tend to stick within only a select few forums, your activity is very expansive on the site. Given your high activity level and exposure to so many numerous forums. Which one is your favorite to read and participate in and why?
Orgy: Definitely Marketplace Discussions. It's kind of like it's own lounge but obviously geared more toward the marketplace. The normal lounge is fun sometimes, but it's got too many stupid "forum game" threads and threads where people just post shit they see on reddit. There's very little substance in the lounge. But the Marketplace Discussions has fewer randoms, fewer trolls, and honestly, I'd like to say wittier and cleverer people in general. Sure, it has its idiots from time to time but for the most part they stick to the regular lounge.

Armada: Very true, and I find the market place discussion tends to stay focused towards a specific focus where the Lounge seems to be more of the Wild West. We are running out of time for this interview however, so Id like to ask one more directed question I am sure a lot of members must wonder about. It is fairly rare for members to obtain an award multiple times. Only a hand few are around including yourself. Even more rare is a member being awarded a custom award multiple times. So I am sure quite a few members must be wondering. What in the hell did you do to get 3 asswipe awards? 2 of which were in the same year.
Orgy: It started when Omni's account got compromised. The hacker's apparent main goal was to repfuck me and get me banned. He had threatened Omni to ban me. I reckon that was enough to earn me one, since I'm so much of an asswipe that Omni gets hacked over it. After that it's just been a matter of Omni getting a shitload of PMs and threads about how awful of a member I am over the years. When there's a thread in RANF titled something like "why is this member not banned?" my first guess is the thread is about me, and I think Omni guesses that too

Armada: So at this point you are just keeping the legacy strong. Before we go, I always make a point to ask. If you had the opportunity to change anything on HF, what would it be, and why?
Orgy: well my answer to that would be
Orgy FOR MARKETPLACE DISCUSSIONS MODERATOR or maybe mentor or staff?

Armada: Haha, with the post activity you got almost a surprise you aren’t already. That about wraps the interview up. I’d like to thank you for your time, it was greatly appreciated. Before we go, any final thought?
Orgy: can i use the final thoughts to advertise a tiny chat froggy and i have decided to work on?

Armada: Sure
Orgy: then everyone should come checkout http://tinychat.com/edgyheckers

Armada: And the marketer kicks in last min with a quick ad. lol.
Well, thanks again for your time and see you around the forum!