Here's a solution: learn from it, and protect your damn wallet.

Allinvain could also offer a reward for information and/or recovery.

Ok.  I did not read all 20+ pages of that thread. 

Atlas, just courious, how much have you donated to AllinVain so far? Just to have a reference point.

A second question, have people confirmed the theft, or are people just trusting the story of an anonymous internet Identity? I havent been reading the enormous thread, so I am a bit lost on the outcome.

I haven't seen any proof that would allow me to draw a solid conclusion.

Relax man. I never asked for your bitcoins nor do I want them from you. I have no right to ask or to take them from you. I do have a right to reclaim them from whoever stole them. My private property rights do not end just because you or someone managed to take it without my permission or without proper compensation.

This is NOT what is wrong with society. What IS wrong with society is people not respecting other people's property rights and thinking that as long as they can get away with it it makes it all ok.

Allinvain I am sorry for your loss. I hope you can get it back soon.

Sorry if this question was made before, but why did you choose that nickname. Was it before or after the theft?

Take care.

There are always stupid people. Just tolerate them. The people who think changing the block chain would be a good idea are the last people who could figure out how to do that.

Maybe allinvain can trick them into believing that they are the thieves and send him their money. The evidence would be the same.

I'm surprised you are voicing any opinion wanting to get this guys money back.  Seems out of character.

I was not making any hacking  association, only the association between "all in vain", and the big loss of bitocins. But I guess the mind is an incorrigible pattern-matching hungry machine. I promise I will try not to read any further meaning into your handle.  

Wish you luck.