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Hi, I've added this to the article! I quoted Motherboard's 70 mil accounts as the amount breached but as far as I can tell it was actually 27 mil ( or at least that's the number on public leaks of the data)... Iridi (talk) 07:26, 16 July 2018 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 4 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
It was reported by multiple sources, such as The New York Post and The Huffington Post that Doug Dohring, whose consortium bought Neopets in 2000, was a scientologist and ran the company using a scientologist principle known as "Org Board".
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Would somebody like to help?
One of our editors uses the word 'Bori' as part of his user name. His 'Bori' is one of 55 species of Neopets.
One problem is: 'Bori' are not mentioned in the article Neopet.
We have a disambiguation page Bori, but these Neopets 'Bori' are not listed on this disambiguation page.
If you read Talk:Bori you will understand.
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