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For the record, SlimVirgin lied in response to my emails when I used a pseudonym and a Gmail account to ask her if she wanted to sell her domain. As the target of a biography that SlimVirgin started on me, without asking me if she could start it, and making it clear that I had no intrinsic right to object to material she chose to cite in this biography (this was before the BLP policy existed), I felt then, and still feel today, that I have the ethical and legal right to hold both her as an individual, and Wikipedia as an organization, responsible for their actions. Yet when she was asked if she owned the slimvirgin.com domain, she lied to me.
When dealing with someone who lies in order to evade accountability, I support WordBomb's efforts to use all legal means to discover her true identity. I would have done the same thing if Gmail's software opened GIFs embedded in email. In fact, I did use a pretext email to Rush Delivery to confirm that the IP address traced there, and it worked. The IP address in their reply gave Seigenthaler what he needed to call in the New York Times.
And I'd do it again. Keep up the good work, WordBomb.
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To: slimvirgin AT gmail.com Date: Oct. 23, 2005
Would you be interested in selling the slimvirgin.com domain? I think it's a cool name.
Thank you, Ed McKay
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Date: Oct. 23, 2005
Hi Edward,
There's a slimvirgin.com? :-) I can only imagine. Sorry, it's not owned by me.
Cheers, Sarah
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Date: Oct. 23, 2005
Sorry. Since you wiki from the Calgary, Alberta, Canada area, and slimvirgin.com is registered to someone from the same area, I assumed you were the owner.
-- Ed McKay
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Date: Oct. 24, 2005
Hi Ed,
Sorry, that's not me either. I think you're getting me mixed up with someone else. If you do a who-is search for the domain name, there may be an e-mail contact for the owner.
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