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Andrei Dombay wrote:
> I checked some of time segments by Christian. Looks about right: there 
> are some interruptions for about an hour, no more.
> 
> Unless he can sleep as a wolf... You know, they sleep many times
> a day, but for a short period of time. A Canadian biologist who observed 
> wolfs in nature
> tried to do exactly the same and claimed this way of sleep is actually 
> fine and very refreshing
> (he tried 2-3 hour periods if I remember correctly). See [[Never Cry 
> Woolf (book)]]. Good  book!

Well, there is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyphasic_sleep
But since they haven't dragged that out they probably won't :)

The discussion is not going very well, what is needed is a clear 
demonstration that Russavia has edited for 20+h period often with almost 
no breaks. This is not clear in the current discussion.

Please note that at least one link to wikipediometer has been posted:
http://wikipedometer.net/finds/streaks-270-Russavia.txt
I hope we have already dealt with the "going public" concerns, if not, I 
suggest doing it quickly.

The http://wikipedometer.net/finds/streaks-270-Russavia.txt interface is 
not very friendly, I looked at the data on that page, but without clear 
definitions of "max interval", this is not very helpful. I am trying to 
stay "neutral" there, so I've requested Russavia and his team to be more 
civil, and asked for more clear evidence against him :)

One final thing to consider: why would Russian propaganda team use one 
account instead of several? I am sorry, but I can't think what would 
they gain by this (on the other hand, they are loosing for example 
opportunity to cast several votes).

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Piotr Konieczny

"The problem about Wikipedia is, that it just works in reality, not in 
theory."

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