QUOTE(dtobias @ Wed 18th June 2008, 1:03pm)
Many prominent Wikipedians -- good, bad, and hard-to-classify (where do I fit?) -- use their real names. Still, the paranoid hysteria over "outing" those who choose to conceal their real name is a particularly annoying part of the site culture. It's like some of the members think of themselves as superheroes with secret identities, and they and their friends go to excessive lengths to try to protect those identities.
Yep, like Dorftrottel puts it, in the email to Wikigiraffes quoted elsewhere on the Review:
"* You have inserted an outing attack on a Wikipedia editor, which is
absolutely positively impossible *regardless of anything else* and are
*rightly* indefinitely blocked for it."
Funny thing, still seems okay when Slim does it: viz:
"I would appreciate more eyes on this, and some administrative help if necessary.
Julian Baggini (edit |talk |history |links |watch |logs )is a British philosopher and writer that I created a stub in 2005. In June 2006, Docmartincohen  ( talk  ·contribs ) —
who was engaged in a non-notable, real-life dispute with Baggini — added some unsourced and poorly sourced material about that dispute, in violation of BLP. "
That is clearly to say that user docmartincohen is one particular Martin Cohen who Baggini (and evidently now Slim) dislikes. Not content with one offence, Slim then goes on to 'out' Wikigiraffes as also 'docmartincohen' or 'linked in some way'. Yup, like Slim is linked in some way to Linda Mack, only no one can say
that! An admin called 'Wizardman' noted this discrepancy and put a query by it, saying the above ought to be investigated - but then Slim's 'outing attack' mysteriously disappered, leaving only Wizardman's query. Someone then posted the quote back on Wizardman's page but just 3 minutes later! it too had disappeared.
Is this a record!
As far as I know,all references to it have been cleaned away except in cached pages.
There, the smoking gun, so to speak is:
SlimVirgin talk| edits 20:08, 9 June 2008 (UTC)
BLP noticeboard "
Personally, I think Slim's guess is no big deal. The hypocrisy is the thing!