Main sites:
www.RemixFiction.com
www.FictionalRights.org
www.OpenGameDesign.com
www.vimeo.com/remixfiction
www.facebook.com/pages/Remix-Fiction/126244084088773
www.ustream.tv/channel/remix-fiction

Martin's Social Media:
www.twitter.com/RFMartin
www.flickr.com/photos/martin_aggett/
www.qik.com/martinaggett
www.gowalla.com/MartinAggett
www.hulu.com/profiles/MartinAggett?cb=1282183771#self

Other random sites:
www.maddisonatkins.com/profile/MartinAggett
www.iphoneography.com/journal/tag/martin-aggett
www.robotfriendfinder.ning.com/profile/MartinAggett
www.mysuperfirstday.com/2009/07/awakening.html

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:yPqPPwBYQoIJ:rubysbequest.org/story.aspx%3Fsid%3D172+%22martin+aggett%22+ruby%27s+bequest&cd=8&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&sl=zh-CN&u=http://www.tudou.com/home/_71145525&prev=/search%3Fq%3D%2522martin%2Baggett%2522%26start%3D100%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26prmd%3Dodf&rurl=translate.google.com&twu=1&usg=ALkJrhiofoiqAGhauF2dmvyMbl154g6rTA

http://pixelsatanexhibition.com/?s=aggett

(I'll add more later)

I don't spend a lot of time second guessing the mistakes I've made in the past. Without a doubt, the way that I introduced Martin to the ARG community was a big mistake, but it was a huge learning experience too. If I could somehow go back for a "do over" I don't know that I would sacrifice what I learned for a less painful experience.

I do regret the fact that several people felt betrayed, foolish, and/or angry when they found out that Martin was fictional. For the most part though, I think everyone who was hurt by my mistake has forgiven me.

There have been a lot of moments that have made me smile while I was playing the character of Martin Aggett. I'd have to say the most enjoyable time I've had was when I visited some undergrad students who were taking an english course on alternate reality games. I met them on their campus at the University of Mary Washington in Fredricksburg Virginia and we spent about 3-4 hours talking about all kinds of topics. They insisted on buying me dinner and they really challenged my ability to stay in character and answer all of their questions. One of the hardest things about playing Martin in real life is the fact that he knows he is fictional. One of the students really zeroed in on this fact and asked a ton of great questions that, to be honest, I wasn't really prepared to answer. I did my best to "wing it" and ended up having a fantastic time.

You can read some of the student's perceptions of the event here --> http://real.zachwhalen.net/category/keywords/martin-aggett

After Martin Aggett had interacted with people online for almost a year without revealing his fictional nature I came to a crossroads. Many of the people that I had come to know through the character of Martin Aggett were encouraging him to attend ARGfest 2009 in Portland. It was then that I realized that if I attended ARGfest in character as Martin and made real friendships and connections with people that they would feel betrayed and foolish when I revealed Martin to be fictional. In truth, I had already formed friendships with people online through Martin's character and many people felt betrayed, angry, and foolish for believing he was a real person when I finally revealed his fictional nature.

If you would like to read more about the reactions to me revealing that Martin was fictional you can follow this link - http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=27985

The character now known as Martin Aggett has existed in some form or another for about 15 years. He is the main character in a novel that I've been working on (off and on) for quite a while but never completed. In early 2008 I decided to start writing again but the story in my head had grown to the point where it didn't really "fit" in book format - that's when I decided to adapt the story into an Alternate Reality Game.

Which brings me to your original question - Martin Aggett started interacting online in June of 2008 with the creation of twitter (@RFMartin) and Facebook accounts. I disclosed the fact that Martin was fictional about a year later on 16 June 2009 after realizing that the project was becoming more like a hoax than an alternate reality game.