It was you Frank , wasn ' t it ? <| sep |> Illustration by Tools used SAIImage resolution 19092700 Published Nov 23 , 2016 , 1105 PMI am a bot , and this action was performed automagically Tip you can skip my reply by adding pskip to your comment . <| sep |> Fair point about certificate authorities . I ' ll do some reading up on tor , in your opinion is that the most feasible option at this point in time ? I get the impression conventional standards aren ' t really setup for this kind of protection . <| sep |> Okay so after looking at what you both sent me , it ' s obvious you both do indeed have the same Porygon , and it seems clear enough to me that no malicious act occurred here , but that when the disconnection occurred , the Meloetta was deleted and the Porygon copied . This can happen accidentally if a disconnection occurs at exactly the wrong time , and has happened before . Basically you both ended up with a copy of the same Porygon . So since the Porygon originally belonged to you , I ' ve asked him to release his copy of it so yours will be unique again . It sucks that the Meloetta was deleted , but you aren ' t at fault here so don ' t worry . Just make sure to be careful in the future , so that we can try to avoid this happening again , please .