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editAttention, there is a controversy about the eligibility of this article on the Francophone project. Suzie-One was found to have abused multiple accounts to promote Nath-Sakura, and its hagiographic article contained numerous false information and omissions.
The original French article was created by Nath-Sakura himself (under IP, cf. this edit), and since Suzie-One could have abused the identity of recognized specialists, it is not clear that this user is or not Nath-Sakura himself.
In addition Nath-Sakura appears to have manipulated sources in order to lather his reputation, using Wikipedia to promote certain points which were then picked up by the press and in return were sourcing Wikipedia, among others.
(S)He also used the regional newspaper Midi Libre (to which he is a journalist and editorial director) to promote his reputation, and independently of Wikipedia, he is the subject of numerous controversies regarding his journalistic frauds, including Midi Libre.