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== As SlimVirgin in Wikipedia ==
== As SlimVirgin in Wikipedia ==
Apparently, Mack went to live in Alberta, Canada, under the name of Sara McEwan. She joined Wikipedia on November 2004, and became an administrator in March 2005.<ref>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:SlimVirgin Her user page]</ref>
Apparently, Mack went to live in Alberta, Canada, under the name of Sara McEwan. She joined Wikipedia on November 2004, and became an administrator in March 2005.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:SlimVirgin Her user page]</ref>
As SlimVirgin, Mack became a very efficient editor, with nearly 35,000 articles in her first year. The same SlimVirgin also holds a record of continuous editorial work lasting 26 hours. Some argue that these statistics from Wikipedia's editing records suggests either a supernatural ability, or that SlimVirgin is a convenient smoke screen for an entire team of specialists editing Wikipedia articles on behalf of intelligence services. Precisely, she had focused primarily on articles about Pierre Salinger and the doomed Pan Am 103 flight. SlimVirgin's editorial work progressed so well, and she observed (and abused) the rules so perfectly, that quickly she gained the rank of administrator. This gave her the right to remove "pesky" users from the debate and from editing.
As SlimVirgin, Mack became a very efficient editor, with nearly 35,000 articles in her first year. The same SlimVirgin also holds a record of continuous editorial work lasting 26 hours. Some argue that these statistics from Wikipedia's editing records suggests either a supernatural ability, or that SlimVirgin is a convenient smoke screen for an entire team of specialists editing Wikipedia articles on behalf of intelligence services. Precisely, she had focused primarily on articles about Pierre Salinger and the doomed Pan Am 103 flight. SlimVirgin's editorial work progressed so well, and she observed (and abused) the rules so perfectly, that quickly she gained the rank of administrator. This gave her the right to remove "pesky" users from the debate and from editing.