| rdfs:comment | - When Gateworld became reborn after it was condemned at the fall of Stargate SG-1, a new era swept through out the forum. An array of panic and riots, caused by the cancellation of the show, had just spread over Gateworld which forced Darren and the Moderators to become more strict in their regime. The result was of course The Cantina 2.0, known to be a safer and more secure society than its predecessor. As thousands perished during the cleansing of the first age, the posters had to declare themselves to the Moderators in order to survive. The myths say that out of the ashes of the fallen posters, the ones who refused the new life of slavery, the Rogue Mod rose up.
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| abstract | - When Gateworld became reborn after it was condemned at the fall of Stargate SG-1, a new era swept through out the forum. An array of panic and riots, caused by the cancellation of the show, had just spread over Gateworld which forced Darren and the Moderators to become more strict in their regime. The result was of course The Cantina 2.0, known to be a safer and more secure society than its predecessor. As thousands perished during the cleansing of the first age, the posters had to declare themselves to the Moderators in order to survive. The myths say that out of the ashes of the fallen posters, the ones who refused the new life of slavery, the Rogue Mod rose up. It is said that it was because of his biological origins, climbing up out of the bodies of those who would build towers of freedom on Gateworld, that created his 'rogue' and rebellious personality.
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