Dr. Dos

## Dr. Dos (Pvt. Twinkletoes)

### Best tag

You're Eternal Reward (Made anonymously) / Icy dead people (Highest-rated under his own account)

## Other

### Main Class

N/A

**Dr. Dos** (though his profile on the site was named **[DADT] Pvt. Twinkletoes**) was the oft-criticized owner, founder and creator of the original TF2Tags, as well as the site's sole administrator for most of its life. As the site operator, Dr. Dos was the one in charge of adding new items to the site to be used as tags, and creating updates in the form of new features, bug fixes and other changes, as well as banning users who violated his site's rules (usually through missbombing or "offensive" behavior)

## History

### A Young Man's Passion Project

Dr. Dos created TF2Tags over his winter break of his senior year at university, with his reason for doing so to be part of TF2's at the time ever-expanding directions and community. His site was small and basic, but provided a centralized website for TF2 players to find good renames for their in-game items whenever they happened to collect name and description tags. It was a passion project of his, and even in its earliest days he did everything he could to make his special corner of the internet something people wanted to use, such as introduce April Fools' Week just a few months after launching the site, introducing contests at the end of 2011, and showing support to charity livestream events and linking them for any interested taggers.

Dos would also go about adding various site features that would eventually become important mainstays. Such features would begin being added in December of 2011 following a 3-month long period of heavy site maintenance. These included the ability to log in via Steam and accompanying site profiles, as well as profile rankings which brought with them the main objective of TF2Tags: reaching the rank of Hale's Own. The item view and comments were also added in December of 2011, as well as the search function. Dos's work on improving the site garnered much praise from the active userbase as well as helped draw in new users.

As a Tagger, Dr. Dos was extremely active throughout 2011 and 2012 (the former is assumed due to tagging being entirely anonymous until December 2011), and would make a handful of tags that would go on to gain several *hundred* crits. The people largely liked and appreciated how often Dos interacted with the community.

On September 15th, 2012, Dos would make a site news announcement where he would implement new rules (though he claims they were always present) regarding what types of content was not allowed to be posted on TF2Tags. Any tags deemed racist, sexist, homophobic, or transphobic, as well as rape jokes, would be deleted and see the Tagger posting it potentially banned. Additionally, Lucksman and Kurt Cobain's Microphone tags would also be deleted, but would not be grounds for banning. These rules also came with an easily-loopholed autofilter. While these rules did not garner any criticism at the time, they would lead to several controversies regarding Dos in the future.

In 2013, Dos would continue to regularly add new TF2 items, paints, and unusual effects in accordance with the game's updates, as well as supporting charity livestreams. In March, he temporarily shut the site down for more maintenance, bringing submission limits to the site. The following month, he would add the ability for one to change their site username without signing out. Contests continued through the year, but slowly began to peter out as time went on. However, Dos would continue to be a regular presence on TF2Tags. 2014 was largely a repeat of 2013 in terms of Dos's site activity, though he would eventually stop doing contests following that year's April Fools' Week. Dos wouldn't implement any major new site updates throughout the year bar adding new items and such.

### Fading Love

The year of 2015 would mark a turning point for Dr. Dos and his relationship with TF2Tags. The year started like any other, though the site updates would slow on account of any major TF2 updates. Dos would eventually add the feature to one's profile page that would allow them to see the ten most recent comments on one's tags on March 3rd of that year. April Fools' came and went as normal. All seemed to be as it should be. The site had grown to where it had become self-sustaining, and Dos slowly began to back away and let the people do as they pleased.

That is, until May. During May, a certain piece of garbage found a way to get around the three daily tags people were allowed to post anonymously per day. After discovering this exploit, they decided to fill the site up with tags hurling racial slurs at every target imaginable. No race was safe. By this point Dos was largely working on TF2Tags in the technical sense and wasn't visiting the site as often as he used to. So when people started informing him of this Racist Anon, he didn't immediately know what was going on. While he was looking into the issue and trying to identify the culprit so that he may ban them, a minor tagger by the name of Timberwoof accidentally made it seem like he was the Racist Anon. In reality, he wanted to parody the Racist Anon's posts but forgot to sign out of his account to post anonymously, and when he admitted this Dos naturally believed *him* to be the Racist Anon and banned him outright. Believing the issue to be solved, he went back to work. However, after many taggers (especially Legownz) notified him of what really happened, Dos unbanned Timber. With the real Racist Anon still out there, Dos made a bold move and listened to a request from Legownz, and on May 21st he disabled anonymous posting temporarily. He would continuously enable and disable anonymous posting over the following month before ultimately deciding to permanently discontinue the feature on June 12th. Though this removed the original way people tagged, many Generation 1 Taggers (including Yahiamice, Legownz, Sensible Haircut, Blast, and Crimson Blitz) applauded the move and was glad to see the anon go.

Following the Racist Anon Incident, Dos set about on his next big update for the site: The Mobile-Friendly Update. On top of a few innocuous add-ons, Dos's primary goal was to make TF2Tags look better on phones and low-resolution computer monitors. This effort was... buggy, to put it nicely, at least on initial launch. However, this was largely not what this update was remembered for. In an *extremely* unpopular decision, Dos also decided that he would remove the Miss Button from the site, making it so that downvotes wouldn't exist anymore. His reason for doing so was several tags asking for downvotes, missbombs, and rule-breaking posts receiving tons of misses but not actually getting reported. This change immediately created the first Bring Back Misses movement, where taggers laid out their reasons for returning the miss button to the site and the damage removing the miss button had caused through the update. One of the largest voices in this movement was A Fucking Idiot, a tagger with the openly-stated goal of reaching the rank of Negative Hale's Own. Dos, after seeing such intense backlash, restored the Miss Button and all previous downvotes two days later, promising to let the users know when he would be implementing site changes in the future, and would look into bringing some more people in to administrate the site alongside him. These promises, however, were largely never followed up on until much, much later on in the latter case.

The Mobile-Friendly Update was the first instance in site history where the userbase actively revolted against Dr. Dos, but after he rectified his mistakes the taggers largely forgave him and continued to hold him in a positive light. However, Dos would shortly thereafter regain the people's ire as he made probably his second-most controversial move ever. On September 8th, 2015, highly-respected tagger Sensible Haircut made a tag of the Flying Guillotine with the name "The Bruce Jenner Experience" and subsequently got into a very heated argument with a new tagger about the offensive joke. This tagger reported the tag, and Dr. Dos decided that it was transphobic and broke site rules. While this is an understandable point of view, Dos's actions were greatly disproportionate to the crime committed, banning Sensible for an astounding *35 years* for posting this tag. The taggers reacted to this seemingly out of nowhere cruel ban with as much fury as the Mobile-Friendly Update, but unlike before Dos would refuse to go back on his decision, keeping Sensible banned for good. Almost immediately following this ban, Dos would mysteriously vanish from the site. He set his Steam profile to private and rescinded most forms of communication with him. Attempts to access his site profile would be met with a 500 error. From henceforth, the only way to contact Dr. Dos was through email, and because of this many who were angry at the ban were unable to make any definitive contact with Dos.

Days and months passed, and all had thought Dr. Dos had completely abandoned his website. However, following the disappearance of the 100,000th item, Dos made a tag on the situation, noting that he knew who deleted the item, he thought it was hilarious, noted that the 100,000th item was likely a Claws and Infect named "82", and that he at one point planned to program the site to automatically make a Sniper Rifle Tag named "Sniped" the moment Item 100,000 became available, but decided against it. After this tag, the taggers were in awe at the return of Dos, making several posts referencing his first appearance in two months and asking where he had been. However, Dos didn't give answers, instead ~~dying~~ disappearing once more.

Following the 100,000th tag disappearance, Dos maintained a presence of "barely there, but not completely dead". He would be seen again in November to fix The Taggenings, a series of site bugs that caused the submission limits not to reset when the server clock changed to a new day. Following this he would post two more times in November, one being a tag referencing Undertale, and another spawning a site meme, Wrench Wrench. This brief stint of site activity initially convinced the taggers that Dos had merely taken a break and was back to Tagging regularly. And then he would disappear again, not being seen for the rest of 2015.

Despite his absence through the remainder of 2015, Dos did not, as popularly believed, abandon the site. At the beginning of 2016, Dos had received numerous reports by various people trying to log in to TF2Tags but not being able to due to a bug. On January 5th, the fix was complete, allowing a bunch of new users to enter the site for the first time. Unbeknownst to Dos, however, the existing Taggers had believed Dos had abandoned the site entirely, and the fixing of this bug led to the New Tagger Riots two days later. People were already contemplating starting a riot to force Dos back, but the riot ultimately targeted Bonkspenser, who advertised the site and thus all the blamed was placed upon. Dr. Dos would, however, ultimately be forced back after Bonkspenser, Ulysses, Le Tryhard Hunter, and Kokogumi (mostly Ulysses and Bonkspenser) forced the Great Comment Crash on January 11th, 2016, on account of them spamming some 1000 comments on two submissions at a rate that the servers simply couldn't handle. He temporarily banned all four of them for doing this, as well as erasing every comment the four perpetrators had made up until that point. He also implemented comments into the daily submission limits, making it so that making 1 comment was equivalent to posting 1 tag that day. This move was made to help prevent such a crash from ever happening again, but once again it proved unpopular and backlash made him rework it soon after into having separate comment limits.

Not too long after this comment rework came the Colorless Times, another poorly-implemented feature from The Mobile-Friendly Update coming back to haunt Dos. One of the lesser controversial changes Dos made to the site's back-end included automatically updating the site's item catalog based on the official TF2 wiki. This included unusual effects on certain cosmetics when a particular hat was unboxed with a particular effect for the first time, called rarity info. Well, these rarity info pages stopped being updated, and this apparently caused a bug that resulted in the unusual effects disappearing, along with most of the site's qualities such as Vintage, Genuine, and Haunted. Dos was aware of the issue and attempted to fix it (which temporarily worked) but then new things happened with bugs and colors disappeared once again on February 15th. According to a chat log post that Ulysses posted on February 17th, Dos was aware and working on the issue, as well as an update to the new comment system and the status of community moderators and why he was having a difficult time implementing them.

Five days after the colors disappeared again, the site experienced a shitstorm known as the Attack of the Clones. A user by the name of Shitposter of 2016 (who would later join the site as a reformed Pepe The Boi) created numerous alt accounts and pretended to be various taggers. This was mostly seen as humorous and not very damaging to the site, but Fancytag (who at this point was known for contacting Dos about various site shitstorms) would email Dos and report what was going on. Dos would soon swoop in and nuke all of the clones' tags from the site by IP banning the Shitposter of 2016, as well as banning A Fucking Idiot once again. He announced his actions through a now infamous tag of the Necro-Smasher named / described: "Good Morning. / I'm going to ban people." In the comments of this tag, however, Dos went on a full-fledged rant against the TF2Tags community, which can be read in full on the Attack of the Clones wiki page. In short, Dos revealed that he has grown to absolutely loathe TF2Tags and its users, and told everyone that the only reason he hadn't shut down the site was on account of the small amounts of ad revenue it put in his pocket each month. He hated the constant cycle of being brought in when people were "fucking up the site", banning people, being told to unban people because they weren't doing anything wrong, rinse and repeat, and was tired of people being jerks and wanting banned jerks back because people found them funny.

### Jaded Peacekeeper

Following his infamous rant after the Attack of the Clones, Dos maintained a presence on the site equal to that of a, well, jaded peacekeeper, only coming in to end shitstorms, fix site bugs, and occasionally update with new items or to enable April Fools' Week. His rant against TF2Tags would have far-reaching effects on many taggers, who would continuously walk on eggshells in an attempt to keep the site from being shut down, while others grew to resent Dos for his lack of passion in his own creation and hardly ever interacting with the people he claimed to be sick of.

Dos's next appearance on the site would be on the 10th of March, where the Colorless Times officially came to an end. He wanted to fix it the week prior, but he had just moved and misplaced the power cord for the external drive the developer copy of TF2Tags lives on He would next be seen in April, opening April Fools' Week once more and participating in it quite often (in addition to unbanning AFI). Next, he would be called back to the site on April 13th to deal with the Endiome situation, which saw him ban TGRobert for continued targeted missbombing against Makin' Bacon and some other people, as well making it so that vote logs recorded not just the user's IP, but their profile too, as well as making it so that anonymous voters could only vote on 5 submissions per day. He would next be seen in May, making a single tag regarding the new Pokemon starters.

On the 20th of June, Dos disabled anonymous voting on the site in the wake of some more missbombers. The next day, Dos would make another controversial banning. In a similar way that Sensible Haircut was banned in September of 2015, Floro Sapiens would be permanently banned from TF2Tags after making a tag joking about feminism. This only further sunk the hopes of those who still supported Dos further and only made the resentment from those who disliked him intensify. Floro himself would make a YouTube video exposing Dos's hypocrisy in banning him and reasoned that he was truly banned because of him reporting several missbombings against him at the time, stating that Dos probably banned him for bothering him. Dos did not comment on the situation.

On August 5th, 2016, the site had temporarily been replaced entirely by a blank webpage with a single word: Minisentry. After Dos's previous rant in February and the amount of drama that had occurred since, the taggers naturally feared that Dos had finally decided to pull the plug and kill TF2Tags. Thankfully, however, this was a mistake on Dos's part in an attempt to add the new unusual effects, and the site was restored the same day with new toys for the taggers in tow.

On September 11th, in a mad attempt to piss Dos off so much that he would shut down the site, Ulysses carpetbombed the site with missbombs. This did not convince Dos to kill the site, however, and instead Ulysses was permabanned. On October 3rd, 2016, he added a new "Author" detail to the item details, along with a profile button next to the author's name in case their name was inaccessible. This was due to Ulysses's return under another profile of the same name on October 2, 2016.

Later in October, Dos would step in yet again to end a shitstorm, this time being the Attack of the Clones II: The Buttrapening where he would permanently IP ban the user known as TrumpButtRape who was assaulting the site with a series of bad shitposts that he would constantly create alt accounts for. In November, he would move the domain of the site to a new hosting provider after the original one was announced to be shutting down. He would tag once in December.

### Farewell.

On February 24th of 2017, the site was hit *yet again* with a series of missbombings, this time targetting Bloo Kirby, Relk\_Cehi, and Spook Toque. This was reported to Dos who, as expected at this point, came in and got rid of the bombers. However, he also removed Misses again. At this point, the taggers had grown collectively sick of Dos's terrible management of TF2Tags and his evidently poor problem solving skills and went on an effective rampage of angry spam submissions in a revival of the Bring Back Misses movement. Fancytag would reach out to Dos in a calm manner and explain everything in a civil and polite way (as he usually did). Following this, Dos restored the misses once more. He claimed they removed because of a bug. Nobody believed him. He also made Fancytag the first and only moderator of TF2Tags, *finally* holding to his promise made at the end of the original removal of misses back in August of 2015.

Following this event, Dos would open the site back to April Fools' Week, where he would post a couple tags. Following this, however, Dos would rarely be seen again in 2017. With Fancy holding the reigns to the site and being a better moderator than he ever was, Dos mostly stayed away from TF2Tags, only coming back once in July after missing the 200,000th tag, twice in August, and then once in October, when he would update the site one final time to add the Jungle Inferno weapons and cosmetics.

On January 16th, 2018, the TF2Tags domain expired, and the credit card Dos set to automatically renew it on also expired. As such, the site was down for two days, with people once again believing Dos finally pulled the plug and killed the site. However, this was not the end... yet. The site would be back up on the 18th, but on January 30th Dos updated the site news section for the first time since November 2016. In this post, titled "FAREWELL.", Dos admitted to most of his faults. He admitted that the site was very, very badly coded and had become a nightmare to work with now that he had become a much better coder, and this poor structuring prevented him from wanting to add more features such as notifications for comments and new unusual effects as they released rather than months later. He also admitted that he was terrible as a community administrator and should have done so many things differently such as hiring a staff from day one, consistently enforced rules, never implementing misses in the first place, and providing a way for the community to interact with each other without having to make a tag for it first.

He called TF2Tags a great idea he executed terribly, and from his own experiences in insular communities similar to this one in his teenage years, he ran off from the site after finding it had become toxic, rather than staying and fixing it like he should have, and the guilt he felt whenever he *did* try to change things being met with extremely unpopular feedback from people who even normally sided with him. He also expressed his frustrations that every time he would be pulled back into the site to fix something, it was never necessarily a bug that hindered the users' ability to use the site. It was always someone who had discovered a bug and used it as an exploit to make others miserable. He stated that so many of his updates came as a direct response to this such as comment limits and the decreasing anonymity in vote logs. So when he found out he had used outdated financial information to pay for the site, he realized he could finally be rid of it all forever. Instead of just leaving the community scattered and the entire site's history erased without a trace, however, he gave everyone one year. He announced that on January 16th, 2019, TF2Tags would shut down for good, and that he was willing to let the community keep the site alive if they so desired by uploading everything to GitHub. He wished everybody luck and requested for them not to contact him unless it was for aid in transferring the site domain.

When the Tagpocalypse finally arrived a year later, Dos renewed the site one last time, replacing it with a static final farewell message that much more passive-aggressive than the one from the year prior. He stated that his original plan was to freeze the site as it was and allow people to view it continuously through the years but not post on it, but said that this plan was changed in the final days on account of most of the final submissions being about how the site is about to die and people making various tags that would normally get them banned now that being banned meant nothing. He said that informing the community that the site was shutting down was a mistake and that he should have expected them to "do their worst". He confusingly told everyone that if they wanted the domain that they should contact him and that he would transfer it to them and then immediately told them not to contact him and that all site-related emails would be ignored. He then left several links to various things, including the site's archive on archive.org, the site's source code on GitHub, links to the steam marketplace to by actual name and description tags, this wiki, and the steam group.

As of August 2020, nobody has seen or heard from Dos since, and he plans to keep it that way.

## Bannings

As the site's sole administrator for 6 years, Dr. Dos has banned a multitude of people from TF2Tags for various lengths of time and for varying reasons. This is a list of the most high-profile Taggers who have fallen to Dos's Mighty Ban Hammer, in chronological order of their first banning:

### Timberwoof

Date of Ban: May 3rd, 2015

Length of Ban: Permanent (later undone after a few days)

Timberwoof was permanently banned by Dos after a very poor choice of words made him appear to be the Racist Anon plaguing the site with racial profanities. However, after the taggers learned this was a mistake they petitioned Dos to unban Timberwoof, which ultimately succeeded.

### A Fucking Idiot

Date of Ban: Too many to count, but most prominently on August 21st, 2015 and February 20th, 2016

Length of Ban: Varying (usually permanent and later undone)

AFI has been a constant thorn in Dos's side ever since joining in December 2014. AFI was embraced by the community for his goal to reach Negative Hale's Own and his unique style of posting in order to get there. Dos, however, never grew attached to him and found his shtick both unfunny and in violation of site rules... somehow. He would ban him on August 21st of 2015 after CP reported him to Dos and then again on February 20th of 2016 following a page of spam he made in the midst of the Attack of the Clones shitstorm. All of these bans were eventually undone.

### Player 1 + Player 2

Date of Ban: August 28th, 2015

Length of Ban: 2 days, the 10 days, then 18 days.

P1P2 was banned by Dos for on-site behavior, and banned him initially for 2 days and told him to "Chill". After P1P2 refused to heed his advice and said "Having report me fuck face on an item that contain a hate message" (sic), the ban was extended to 10 days. Then the ban was extended to 18 days for "Miss bombing certain people". This third ban almost made Peas leave the site forever, but he would eventually ride the ban out and come back.

### Sensible Haircut

Date of Ban: September 4th, 2015

Length of Ban: Permanent

In what was probably Dr. Dos's most disapproved ban, Sensible Haircut was banned after being reported by Yuurg for making an allegedly transphobic tag of the Flying Guillotine labeled "The Bruce Jenner Experience". At the time, Sensible was seen as one of the most well-liked and respected taggers, and was well on his way to becoming one of the first few to reach the rank of Hale's Own before Dos cut him down in his prime. Following this ban, Dos would start to increasingly isolate himself from the website and its community.

### Shitposter of 2016 / Pepe The Boi

Date of Ban: February 20th, 2016 and January 26th, 2017

Length of Ban: Permanent (undone in 2 days) and 1 month

The man behind the Attack of the Clones in 2016 was banned for his actions shortly after committing them, with Dos going on his rant against the community immediately after notifying people of S16's ban. However, S16 was unbanned 2 days later for unknown reasons. When S16 secretly returned to the site in June of 2016 under the new alias Pepe The Boi, he would be banned for one month on January 26th, 2017 for "making boring and bad triggered/gender jokes".

### TGRobert

Date of Ban: April 13th, 2016

Length of Ban: Permanent

TGRobert was permanently banned from TF2Tags after his Endiome stunt, where he mass-missbombed Makin' Bacon and a few other users under an alternate account. Dos was able to trace the IP of all of Robert's votes back to a single source, and through this permanently banned his main account. Because of this, Dos implemented better identification features in the votelogs. Robert would continue to hang around the site under his Endiome account, however, so he wasn't truly gone.

### Makin' Bacon

Date of Ban: June 9th, 2016

Length of Ban: 2 days

Makin' was banned for 2 days following "a series of non-submissions" and was told to "calm down and keep his ego in check". Nobody really knows what these submissions were and what a non-submission is, but he was banned nonetheless.

### Floro Sapiens

Date of Ban: June 21st, 2016

Length of Ban: Permanent

Floro was banned in a manner similar to Sensible Haircut, creating a post making fun of feminism. Dos apparently didn't like this and banned Floro permanently, even though other antifeminist tags had existed on the site long beforehand and were not deleted. Floro did some detective work and believes he was banned because he bothered Dos about missbombers, though this isn't confirmed. He held a farewell contest shortly after his banning and would only occasionally return to the site under an alt account.

### Ulysses

Date of Ban: September 11th, 2016

Length of Ban: 10 years (permanent)

Ulysses's permaban came as a result of him carpetbombing the site with Endiome-level missbombs in a crazed attempt to piss Dos off to the point where he would shut down the site. It didn't work, clearly. Ulysses's banning is largely seen as an end of an era considering the amount of influence he had over the site and its community.

## Style

Dr. Dos had no specific tagging style. He had his reference tags, pun tags, and the like. He did pioneer a few memes such as Wrench Wrench, and You're Eternal Reward remains a legendary tag. One thing he did seem to be very fond of was April Fools' Week, as those events were generally his most active days each year.

## Relationships

Dr. Dos largely distanced himself from the modern site community while it was in its early stages, so he wasn't particularly close with anyone in the community. The closest one could say to being a friend of Dos is Fancytag, who eventually got promoted into the role of TF2Tags's sole moderator. Fancy would often report things to Dos in a calm and civilized manner, and Dos clearly trusted his ability to keep things in order over him. However, Fancy himself states that he looked at Dos more like a boss or co-worker than a friend. Other taggers that were known for contacting Dos included Ulysses and Proto Kirby.

Dos's approval on the site is largely similar to the presidency of George W. Bush. It started off good and then hit resounding highs early-on before slowly sinking further and further into the depths as his 8-year administration went on, eventually becoming pretty much universally disliked by everyone. His natural enemies came from those who were unjustly banned for ridiculous amounts of time, such as Sensible, AFI, and Floro (the latter of whom had actually supported some of his more unpopular decisions). His biggest critic is known to be Walumancer, who outspokenly disapproved of pretty much every single decision Dos ever made. Digi and Legownz were also known to criticize Dos's actions and pushed hard for site moderators in the early days of the community. Dos *did* have his few supporters, such as Relk and Fancy, but even they admit that Dos had done a lot of wrong during his 8-year tenure.

In summation, Dos is pretty much the apex example of how *not* to run an online community of mentally-shaky gamers.

## Gallery

Dr. Dos's unique profile page.Dr. Dos's first (and best) tag, as well as the first tag on TF2Tags as a whole.Dr. Dos's first tag under his own account. This was also the first non-Anonymous tag to be posted.Dr. Dos's best tag that was not made anonymously.Dr. Dos, making a primitive version of what would eventually become Emoji Tags.Dr. Dos addresses the community's general attitudes towards My Little Pony tags, which even back in 2012 was RESOUNDINGLY negative.Dr. Dos spawning his own meme, "Wrench Wrench".Dr. Dos's final message to the community following the Tagpocalypse.
## Trivia

* Dr. Dos's TF2Tags profile was unique compared to all others.
	+ While he still had the strange ranks as part of his profile, Dos also had the Community/Self-Made effect on his name, coloring it a light green. His profile picture also showed the community sparkle effect behind it.
	+ Dos had a unique daily submission limit of 32767 exactly.
* Dr. Dos's name (Pvt. Twinkletoes) is possibly a reference to one of the Soldier's voice clips.
* The reason Dr. Dos did not appoint anyone to the role of admin or moderator until Fancytag in 2017 was due to not having the tools available to give to such users without giving them straight up access to the entire site's backend. Considering how long it took to finally get moderators, however, it didn't seem like creating such tools was a top priority for Dos.
* Dr. Dos's representative item was not actually chosen by him, instead the community sort of just went with the lime Heavy Hockey Hair. He once attempted to try and choose one for himself, that being the lime Pyromancer's Mask with the Full Color Paint style, but this never caught on.
	+ Earlier on, people used to use the Wilson Weave, also painted lime, but that all stopped after a certain riot involving homosexuals. The details are fuzzy.
* In 2013, Dos made it so that any April Fools' tags made with MLP items would actually gain crits instead of misses when taggers attempted to downvote them.
* It can speculated as to whether or not Dr. Dos is part of the Hale's Own Club considering that tagging was completely anonymous until December of 2011. Since "You're Eternal Reward" is most certainly a tag Dos made, he would be placed at around 4500 crits officially. It is unknown if his remaining anonymous submissions collectively reached the ~4000 crits needed to reach Hale's Own.
* Dr. Dos, for a time, had a faction dedicated to worshiping him as a god. Known as the Dosciples, they were mostly a Third Generation attempt at combating the long-held community power of the Wahfia. However, like most factions attempting to defeat the Wahfia, they failed and disbanded.
* Dr. Dos has a YouTube channel that is no longer active. However, he used TF2Tags site assets in some of his videos, like this one. (DO NOT HARASS HIM.)
* On March 21st, 2019, Sensible Haircut raided this wiki page and turned Dos into Hitler. It was quite funny. You can view his changes here.