Well, I am not a WiliClip fan, but I hope his wings are clipped.  With the new rules regarding bitcoins, Wili suffered a blow with his business on Second Life, but this is not the purpose of this email.  Good people, if you watch Business Park (HQ of Gold Hunt), you will notice some very interesting things go on.  I have noticed this for a long time and wondered why, but now I know I think I understand after reading this forum. 

What you notice is that sometimes "avies" will pass up unclicked coins and go for your clicked coins.  Why would they do this?  One hypothesis is that Wili is allegedly trying to scam players.  That is, is he is going after HIS coins with his avies?  Would that surprise anyone is he is?  I mean really.  Would that surprise anyone?  Imagine my surprise when I noticed what appeared to be bots going after coins as well.  Now granted, these bots may not be Wili's bots (bots running into walls . . . bots that TP to other places in Business Park when stuck . . . bots that go after only clicked on coins).  But surprisingly, once you click on a coin and collect it (and the da da da dah sound occurs), unmoving avatars suddenly start moving towards you and grabbing up the coins surrounding you.  Coincidence?  I don't know.  I just notice patterns that seem awful quite interesting. 

P.S.  With over 50,000 almost 55,000 players.  I saw 14 avies at Business Park recently.  Even during a rush, it's never been full so I couldn't get in.  This is especially interesting given the number of players that they note that they actually have in the game.  That is also the average number of avies that I notice during non-rushes (10-15).  However, there are many times where I see only a handful of avies there and generally whether it is the average number or a handful, four LGH folks are there--Secondads, Harvy, Sting, and Daisy.  Even more interesting?  At any given time, only 2-3 are actually moving and those that aren't moving aren't even next to fishing holes.  So the questions that beg to be asked are:

1.  Is Wili scamming shareholder?  I think you folks can ask that one.
2.  Is Wili scamming owners?  I've heard a lot here . . . only the land owners can add more to this one if they wish.
3.  Is Wili scamming players?  Well, I'll let folks who hunt answer the above if they have found this website. 

BEWARE of the suspected troll-related avies who answer this forum.  The folks who support Wili, at least my "guess" is, if they support him loud enough, probably are Wili or other individuals who actually "profit" from the game.  Maybe you agree or disagree, but free speech does allow for one to ask questions, does it not?  I am simply talking about patterns I have personally observed.  I have no proof that these "allegations" are true.  However, one can still ask such questions and hope that something positive will result.  I just know there is a new game in town, and I for one am pleased to see that.  Competition doesn't hurt especially when unethical behaviors can occur if there is a monopoly.  The competition is called Treasure Quest.  There is also Xdiamonds.  The problem with that one is that it is not an integrated system--just a system where individuals can privately fund gems.