Unverifiable claims ==  She claims he was the founder of Math.com. I wrote to the president of Math.com asking if this were true. I received this email in response:  :: Dear Mr. Grabowski, :: :: Thank you for your email. :: :: My company acquired the Math.com website in late 2004 from Encore :: Software (www.encore.com) which is a division of Navarre :: (www.navarre.com). I'm afraid I don't know who Penelope Trunk is  :: you might want to contact Encore or Navarre, to see if they have any :: memory of her (or perhaps there's something on Archive.org from the :: earliest archives of the site). :: :: Actually, according to her LinkedIn profile: :: :: http://www.linkedin.com/in/penelopetrunk :: :: she claims to have worked at Encore Software between 1994 and 2001, so :: her timeline would be consistent.  (Note, however, that she isn't merely saying she worked there. She's saying it's one of the two companies she founded. (Note: in some online bios floating around online, she claims to have founded three companies before her current blog.)  I feel if that revelation doesn't qualify this article for deleting, nothing does.  == 