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I was just killing time and reading some old post, what ever happen to Tom Coyote Wilson ? Sound like one cool dude. Jimbo1
as far as i know he used to be co owner of this site(might still be for all i know), and it was actually called tomcoyote before becoming whatthetech. way before my time tho so don't think i've ever read any of his posts and know nothing about him personally. :popcorn:
Tom Coyote Wilson is widely credited for his innovation and bold decision to establish the first Malware Removal training program available to the Internet Community. Not surprisingly, during his years of active support and contribution he was awarded and re-awarded MVP status, as well as receiving respect for his well-regarded Forum. As with the development of any major enterprise, such an effort required the gathering and collaboration of many talented and dedicated people. Many of those early contributors went on to establish their own substantive presence in our self-help internet community, and some picked up the baton to carry forward with this Forum, now known as What The Tech. There is a natural life cycle to all things and all individuals. Sometimes we may feel awe and nostalgia as we contemplate those who earlier blazed the trail upon which we now journey and extend the exploration according to our own ability. Yet let's not forget that today we stand in the midst of awe inspiring contributors who deservedly stand shoulder-to-shoulder with those from our past. Best wishes to "all" those past and current "giants" wherever you may be.

Tom Coyote Wilson is widely credited for his innovation and bold decision to establish the first Malware Removal training program available to the Internet Community.
Not surprisingly, during his years of active support and contribution he was awarded and re-awarded MVP status, as well as receiving respect for his well-regarded Forum.

As with the development of any major enterprise, such an effort required the gathering and collaboration of many talented and dedicated people.
Many of those early contributors went on to establish their own substantive presence in our self-help internet community, and some picked up the baton to carry forward with this Forum, now known as What The Tech.

There is a natural life cycle to all things and all individuals.
Sometimes we may feel awe and nostalgia as we contemplate those who earlier blazed the trail upon which we now journey and extend the exploration according to our own ability.
Yet let's not forget that today we stand in the midst of awe inspiring contributors who deservedly stand shoulder-to-shoulder with those from our past.

Best wishes to "all" those past and current "giants" wherever you may be.



Wow thats way cool. I would if I could like to meet him and ride off into the sunset on our motorbikes with him, again as I said sounds like a real cool guy.

Jimbo1