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Here is something with a bit of substance: http://web.archive.org/web/20070817170606/http://mtgox.com/gwt/mtgox.php http://web.archive.org/web/20070817170606/ht

Here is something with a bit of substance: http://web.archive.org/web/20070817170606/http://mtgox.com/gwt/mtgox.php http://web.archive.org/web/20070817170606/http://mtgox.com/g...

FooBarWidget 13y ago
That only proves that the domain was used for something else in the past. So what?
- TazeTSchnitzel 13y ago
  The page's title is "MTG Online Exchange" and refers to itself as Mt. Gox and MTGOX.COM. It's fairly clear they are the same entity.
  - pyre 13y ago
    What I don't get is that if it's an acronym for "Magic the Gathering Online eXchange," then why do they write it as "Mt. Gox?" Wouldn't that translate to, "Magic the. Gathering Online eXchange?"
    - TazeTSchnitzel 13y ago
      Magic the Gathering is often abbreviated to MtG.
      - sjs382 13y ago
        I think he's asking why they had the ". " in the middle of the name. It would make sense if Magic The Gathering was often abbreviated as Mt.G but that seems unlikely.
        TazeTSchnitzel 13y ago
        Well, "MtGox" could be read "Mt. Gox", it's probably intentional that they made it also sound like the name of a mountain.