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human
The Night of One Thousand Deletions, also known as The Night Of The Living Deletions, was a 48 hour period on 4chan's /x/ board where any mention of Mizar met with the thread in which the name was mentioned or related being completed deleted. It began distinctly with a poster calling him/herself Acolyte warning that any discussion of Mizar was to cease. These warnings came in threatening, ominous, and unexplainable fashion, and is often related to more than the actual deletions.

/X/ was not the only place to suffer deletions, as across the internet other sources and topics on Mizar went missing or were deleted. During this 48 period, most of the original threads related to both WizardTits and Mizar that had been archived (most of the earlier threads had been archived thanks to a rabid hunt for the ritual/sigil) went missing or was deleted.

Suggestions began that Mizar was a moderator on /x/, but this hardly explains his or Acolyte's ability to remove various other information across the net. Further conjecture has been made that Mizar, Acolyte, or some other Mizarialites have some hacking ability, though nothing exists to show proof.
gpt
The Graygate Ritual, (alternatively Grey Gate Spell/Ritual) was a misnomer given to an unrelated ritual listed in a Mizar authored thread. Though the thread itself was never archived, piecemeal testimony of the thread points to it being a reply to someone asking for a ritual they could conduct to prove the supernatural claims of Mizar postings. It involved the lighting of candles, ritual cleansing, fasting, blood letting, and the drawing of a pentagram. The details of the ritual is still a topic of debate as to the exact details, but based on the testimony of another /x/ user: 'it seemed more like a joke making fun of rituals in general.' Also due to the thread not being archived, it is impossible to tell if this was during the WizardTits Parody period or after the shift to Mizar.

The Graygate Ritual mentioned was actually referenced to an archaic book of witchcraft, and was said to 'open a portal for the spirits of the dead to enter the world of the living.' The name of the book in reference was lost with the thread's eventual deletion.

The following information is based on a conversation found on a Tor site. I was asked to with-hold information on said Tor site, but many thanks to KKKopper for sending over the caps. They'll be on display shortly to provide citation for the following information.

Based purely on a conversation between multiple users of a 'black arts' message board, theories abound that Mizar uses human beings as conduits for his practitioning and does little himself to achieve whatever ends he requires. Two users claim to have conversed with Mizar on the topic and confirmed this with him. The two users in question claim that the conversation was cut short because they would not aid Mizar in his search for what he called 'venari.' The term in latin refers to 'the hunted' or perhaps 'hunters' as sources vary. It was suggested that the hunted in question might be earlier conduits but no real evidence in the conversation points to this.
human
think enough time passed to post the ritual?

or does this already answer your question? 

> Is there something you would get banned forever here if you said

banned for life. banned inside of life. the game. you just lost it.