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U.S. ultrarunner Camille Herron involved in Wikipedia controversy - Canadian Running Magazine

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U.S. ultrarunner Camille Herron involved in Wikipedia controversy - Canadian Running Magazine

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One of the world's most accomplished distance runners, Camille Herron, and her coach have been caught removing accolades from other athletes' Wikipedia pages and "fluffing" her own

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under the username “Rundbowie” … previous Wikipedia account, “Temporun73,” was temporarily banned

Maybe stop having “run” in your username if you don’t want to rouse suspicion. Dumbass.
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Another narcissist. Color me surprised
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A bit too competitive and a bad loser it seems.

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