Her natural english is actually pretty bad if you check out her reddit comments (which are not as edited): https://www.reddit.com/user/SexyCyborg/comments/?sor

Her natural english is actually pretty bad if you check out her reddit comments (which are not as edited): https://www.reddit.com/user/SexyCyborg/comments/?sort=top https://www.reddit.com/user/SexyCyborg/comments/?sort=top. She admits to getting help with english editing here: > *As always when my English gets native I had help proofreading and editing. This applies and yes I get frustrated sometimes. Words are still mine. Lots and lots of people have met me in person and verified I am me. https://www.reddit.com/r/cosplaygirls/comments/4ufyy0/sexycyborg_as_misty/d5qq24i/ https://www.reddit.com/r/cosplaygirls/comments/4ufyy0/sexycy... She also admits to needing a lot of technical help from other people: > You know how overseas Chinese students in America all copy each others work to get answers? This workflow scale. How we work when older too. So if I have a question I open up QQ and have a few hundred friends. We all help each other with whatever. Many are engineers or work in factories here in Shenzhen. Most of the electronics in the world are made here and a lot of them designed and engineered here also. So easy to get very very professional help. This network has been called gongkai. Also why so many hardware startup here. https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY/comments/3c9l2m/my_diy_underlit_led_hikaru_skirt_updated/cstmwmn/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY/comments/3c9l2m/my_diy_underlit... But I think it's just an interesting cultural difference. It's not really "cheating" to ask for help. I don't know if we want to start calling everyone using stackoverflow merely "mascots" or "ghost writers". It's interesting how people would rather dream up a conspiracy theory rather than believe that a woman can accomplish something technical.