To the Foxname community, staff members, and friends:
I am writing this statement to formally address the recent events surrounding Foxname, provide a clear and honest explanation of what transpired, and announce the conclusion of my journey with the project.
1. Addressing Recent Events & Clarifications
Recently, numerous discussions, claims, and arguments have circulated regarding the project, internal disagreements, and script features. Much of what has been shared was taken out of context or amplified during heated disputes. I believe it is important to address these matters with calm clarity rather than continuing an endless cycle of hostility.
Disagreements are natural when managing growing projects, but turning internal disputes into public exposure campaigns, threats, and harassment is neither productive nor fair. Rather than dwelling on past friction or pointing fingers, my priority is to bring peace, closure, and clarity to everyone involved.
2. Parting Ways with Foxname
After extensive discussions, the management of Foxname and I have mutually agreed to officially end our collaboration. I respect Caomod's decision regarding the project's direction and community stewardship.
3. Intellectual Property & Unauthorized Imitation
📌 Script Ownership & Clarification
The Murder Mystery 2 script codebase was researched, built, and developed entirely by me from the ground up as its original creator.
Taking my original work, reverse-engineering/deobfuscating it without consent, and attempting to re-brand and license it under GNU GPLv3 as their own is both deeply disrespectful and unauthorized. Foxname's recent public release is merely a modified imitation of my original codebase. I have no affiliation with, nor do I endorse or maintain, Foxname's copied versions. The authentic, original codebase remains solely mine.
4. The Premeditated Scapegoat: Leadership's 4-Month Setup & Hypocrisy
Following our separation, Foxname leadership orchestrated a staged moral crusade to crown themselves as "innocent protectors" who miraculously discovered internal script features. They released public announcements and selective document leaks to concentrate 100% of the culpability onto a single developer while scrubbing their own complicity.
The archived records dismantle this fantasy. This was not an accidental revelation—it was a calculated trap orchestrated over four months. In July, leadership was explicitly consulted and gave clear consent. They intentionally kept silent, harvested the massive server traffic, community engagement, and profits generated by my development work, and waited for the strategic moment to deobfuscate my codebase, push me out, and play the hero.
On July 7, 2026, server owner Caomod was explicitly asked for guidance and input regarding the implementation of the feature. Instead of forbidding or preventing it, Caomod gave explicit authorization:
Both Caomod and Afkar possessed complete knowledge from that exact hour. For over four continuous months, they endorsed the script, collected community growth, and said nothing. Attempting to frame this as an "unauthorized betrayal" only after our internal personal dispute in late October is textbook hypocrisy.
Direct chat between Afkar and Caomod (July 7, 2026). Caomod confirms: "I told him it was up to him." (Click to view full size)
In any professional development team, communication styles, directness, and interpersonal feedback are handled maturely through private 1-on-1 dialogue. I have always maintained that anyone uncomfortable with my communication could directly approach me in DMs, and adjustments would be made.
Server owner Caomod explicitly admitted in writing that the friction within management was rooted in internal staff dynamics and interpersonal jealousy, entirely separate from MM2:
Rather than resolving staff friction like mature adults, leadership waited for personal disputes to peak, then weaponized the months-old MM2 situation—which they had already greenlit in July—purely as an excuse to seize my proprietary codebase, push me out, and stage a public cancellation campaign.
Caomod confirming that management friction existed independently of the MM2 script (Click to view full size)
When this dispute was manufactured in public, Foxname's co-founder and namesake (Linkhive) escalated to direct cyber-intimidation, attempting to blackmail and terrorize a minor with fabricated legal claims and veiled doxxing threats:
When I confronted leadership regarding these hostile intimidation attempts, server owner Caomod explicitly admitted on record that these threats from Foxname associates were actively taking place:
The contrast is undeniable: the namesake of their brand executes illegal intimidation tactics ("Your not safe for now"), while server ownership formally verifies the existence of these campaigns while attempting to dodge personal liability.
Exhibit 3A: Direct message from Linkhive containing unlawful threats and intimidation ("Your not safe for now. 'We' know who you are") (Click to view full size)
Exhibit 3B: Server owner Caomod formally acknowledging that Foxname associates were sending threatening messages (Click to view full size)
The hypocrisy extends beyond false narratives: it includes active intimidation of community members. When an independent third party (A') refused to follow the fabricated script and pointed out the undeniable truth—that leadership was fully aware and agreed—Afkar and moderators immediately targeted them in public channels:
Afkar (Global Chat): "she's throwing some slander" — while members openly mocked and bullied anyone who refused to treat leadership as innocent victims.
When an administration must publicly harass and silence its own members simply for acknowledging unedited chat history, it reveals that their entire narrative is built on coercion and fear.
Afkar and moderation publicly attacking and silencing third party member A' for stating leadership knew all along (Click to view full size)
When confronted in direct messages regarding their selective disclosure, double standards, and manipulation of evidence, Afkar completely abandoned 1-on-1 dialogue:
It is easy to act like an uncompromising crusader when wielding ban permissions and deleting chat logs in a private Discord server. In an open environment governed by unedited timestamps and archived receipts, their entire narrative collapses.
Direct message showing Afkar abandoning 1-on-1 dialogue when challenged on selective disclosure (Click to view full size)
When regular community members raise natural skepticism or ask questions regarding the "new script", staff members immediately resort to verbal abuse and bans to prevent any discussion:
Dyno (Audit Log): "afkar used ban: vinxyswinn was banned."
Server owner Caomod himself acknowledged in private discussions that third-party threats and hostility were rampant: "Just to clarify, I haven't threatened or harassed you. If you're referring to messages from other people, then I understand." A leadership team operating with integrity does not silence, curse at, and purge its own community members for simply asking questions.
Global chat record showing staff verbally attacking users and Afkar banning members who question the narrative (Click to view full size)
5. The Public Admission: Leadership Confirms 4 Months of Complicity (November 12, 2026)
On November 12, 2026, Foxname co-founder Afkar issued an announcement pinging all active online members (@here), linking directly to this disclosure site (https://foxname.top). In this announcement, leadership claimed I was "still trying to continue this thing."
To be completely clear: I am not continuing anything. The script is permanently retired, and I have moved on with my life. However, I refuse to sit silently while being framed as the sole scapegoat for actions that Foxname leadership actively harbored, profited from, and concealed from their community for 4 consecutive months. All I demanded was for the unvarnished, naked truth to be laid out in broad daylight.
In his public statement to active members, Afkar formally admitted on behalf of Foxname leadership:
Furthermore, the unedited chat records published in their own response reveal two critical, undeniable facts:
- Afkar's Complicity & Panic (July 12, 2026): During a live Discord call, Afkar explicitly stated: "If Vegas is exposed, I might quit scripting." This proves beyond any doubt that leadership was fully aware in July, panicked about their own reputations being ruined, and chose to conceal it for 4 months to protect their hub's growth and profits. Their sudden "whistleblowing" in November was merely a preemptive attempt to save face after personal conflict broke out.
- Caomod's Direct Discretion (July 12, 2026): Server owner Caomod explicitly told me: "How much you earn is up to you" and "up you", confirming once again that leadership gave explicit consent.
By publicly apologizing to active members for "letting it slide", Foxname leadership has officially verified every single timeline and statement documented on this website.
Official Discord announcement showing Afkar apologizing to active members for letting the stealer slide, alongside July 12 logs (Click to view full size)
6. Final Closure
With leadership's own public admissions confirming the exact facts, this matter is permanently settled. I hold no personal malice toward anyone, but the record is now straight and verified. The truth is out. Case closed.