If this is the kind of person that hates Byron, then I consider that a plus *for* Byron.

Did not get a record. At least not one that mattered, i.e. criminal. Would have been juvenile, anyways. I’m sure there is a very yellow sheet of paper describing the incident that is slowly decomposing in a filing cabinet at my old junior high school. Micro-organisms are hard at work slowly expunging it. It was long before Columbine.

Its called managing risk, something I think you should be familiar with.

If you are not a member of hacklab.to, I would reword your sentence saying that “he is one of us.” They might not like you speaking on their behalf.

That explosives stuff- was that before or after Columbine? Did you get it expunged from your record?

I can relate to whatever it was that he did – I made explosives too as a kid, real ones, and detonated them at school. Because it was more interesting than kicking a ball around. Got caught. Was ordered to write an essay on Oppenheimer. Did not become a terrorist.

I’m not speaking for the group, I don’t even live in Toronto.

He was voted most likely to become an international terrorist by his High School because he planted fake bombs in his school.

Maybe Hacklab.to should attend a course on how to run a background check on its members? Trust is an integral part of security. And associating a group with someone who can’t be trusted extends that distrust to your group.