On April 1, 2012, the site was compromised which enabled an unknown individual to vandalize the website. The subsequent ROBLOX BLOXcon 2013 was held in Chicago, London, and New York, then completed by the Virtual BLOXcon 2013 which could be watched through a live stream. A similar event called the ROBLOX Game Conference 2012 was held in 2012. The first Roblox convention, the ROBLOX Rally 2011 was held in San Francisco on August 1, 2011. A new currency, tickets, were introduced in August 2007, and a premium membership, the Builders Club, became available on August 16, 2007. Roblox points were replaced by Robux, introduced on May 14, 2007. In March 2007, Roblox became compliant with COPPA, with the addition of safe chat, a chat mode which limited users under the age of thirteen to communicating by selecting predefined messages from a menu. Roblox badges were added on December 22, 2006. Features added in 20 included private messages, the search bar, and avatar customization. The original currency, ROBLOX Points, could have been earned by logging in daily or by playing minigames. Roblox came out of beta and was officially launched on September 1, 2006. During this time, it was also named Roblox v.10 according to DomainTools screenshots. Before the name of Roblox was finalized in January 2004, two other names – GoBlocks and DynaBlocks – were considered. Roblox began development in 2003 by David Baszucki and Erik Cassel. They were soon joined by other employees of MSC Software.
Knowledge Revolution was acquired for $20 million in January 1999 by MSC Software Corporation, for which David Baszucki served as vice president until he left with Erik Cassel to found Roblox Corporation in 2004. The second Roblox logo used on the old Roblox site from June 2004 to May 21, 2005. The first Roblox logo dated February 2004. He was the president of Knowledge Revolution until December 1998 and during this time was first joined by Erik Cassel, then in 1997 by Keith Lucas. There, he wrote a general-purpose physics simulator called Interactive Physics. In 1989, David Baszucki founded Knowledge Revolution, a company which focused on educational physics and mechanical simulation software. Further information: Knowledge Revolution
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