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:Well i think this might have to do with the fact that when the operating site referenced (OSR) began it's operation, the government and people still referred to the year as 2007, not BA -15
:But then again, i also think that the above comment about them messing up on this page is valid and could follow suit... (I actually think that this was supposed to be actpatriotic but we found it too soon, they scrapped, and did this quickly, and were sloppy... but bagga, who cares? it's still the ARG! wootwoot) [[User:Jgrizzy89|Jgrizzy89]] 20:03, 29 April 2007 (PDT)
== Cataloging System? ==
Many people involved in the Year Zero Experience often believe that the Pilgrims sent back these sites with the numbers stamped on them as part of the glitches and "static" that were part of sending these sites back through time, but it now seems that the "24.xx.xx" numbers were there to begin with, hence the name "Exhibit 24". Where exactly that I'm going with this is that perhaps the government put the numbers on the sites and videos as part of a nationwide internet cataloging system to help target the sites marked as "subversive" and the certain [uncredited] individuals who run these domains. If these numbers had been added by the scientists at SBI, how would this site catalog them as it does, and still have the "corrupted" look of being sent back by the Pilgrims? How would such numbers be spoken in recordings of government officials (such as the call from Free Rebel Art) pertaining to warning codes created to catch the "rebels" red-handed? Although, the same numbers in morse code appear in the recordings on the AVOTT forums. Perhaps they don't realize how close the government is watching them? If a cataloging system is the case, and this is the end of the 24th exhibit, perhaps there's an "Exhibit 25"? Further evidence: There is no unique, unmentioned number visible on this site, perhaps they believe that if they work for the government that they are completely loyal?
Yet another theory: all the AVOTT mp3's are said to be "broadcasts". Maybe they were actually heard on radio? And perhaps there's a site for some type of "underground broadcasting", as once before done by Neil Czerno (mentioned on The Price Of Treason)? -- [[User:BJW|BJW]] 15:23, 21 May 2009 (PDT)