Who really was the puppet master behind HotForWords?

Well, this is all interesting, but if one can't see what is behind the curtain, it is all speculation. I once got an E-mail from Como when he was doing his Politicalminute YT channel. If I remember correctly, he said he was no longer in contact with M.

The addresses I have for him are chaz@underground.net and charles@hotforword.com if anyone wants to pursue it.

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One thing I noticed was that at one point new videos added to the HFW site lesson index were not consistent with previous work. From a writeup about it:

M has recently published two blogs using non-standard file names and no link texts. The format of the links in the chronological list of videos is typically:

< a href="http://hotforwords.com/YYYY/MM/DD/title-with-words-separated-by-hyphens">The text of the title</a>

These following two links with numbers for titles instead of text do not conform. Evidently, through the software she is using, this results in leaving blank labels in the links at the top of blogs and blank slots in the chronological list of videos (http://hotforwords.com/chronological-list/):

< a href="http://hotforwords.com/2012/04/28/12319/"></a>

< a href="http://hotforwords.com/2012/05/16/12348/"></a>

These inconsistencies hint that several fingers were in the pie. It is only speculation who did what when. So that's my contribution to this conspiracy theory topic.