Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Input: Now that's dedication. 
  
 In an attempt to break a Guinness World Record, Cathy Matthews and about 106 other people -- many of whom, like herself, are fans of the Facebook game "Frontierville" -- posted a whopping 1,001,291 comments to a single Facebook post, KTXL-TV in Sacramento reports. 
  
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 Matthews and her friends have submitted the post to Guinness World Records and are now waiting to hear back about whether or not they've officially broken the record. 
  
 The original post, which was written on the wall of a Facebook group called "Ffgpioneers/gwr/attempt" on October 30, 2011, has garnered even more comments since the group submitted their claim to the record keeping organization. 
  
 With slightly more than 100 people participating, each person had to comment on the post an average of about 9,300 times. 
  
 This would have been much more difficult just one year ago, before Facebook introduced its new commenting system. Prior to March 2011, the world's largest social network required users to press "comment" with their mouse before a comment would appear on a post. But as The Next Web reports, Facebook began rolling out a new system in March of last year, so now users only have to press "return" or "enter" to post a comment. 
  
 "The most comments on a single Facebook item" record currently stands at 529,335, according to Guinness World Records. That record, held by Roberto Esposito, was set on June 29, 2011. 
  
 Zynga, the company behind Frontierville, holds several Guinness World Records itself. Not only is it "the most popular Facebook games developer," but its "Cityville" was named "the most popular game on Facebook" in 2010. 
  
 Watch the video at top, and click here to see the full interview with KTXL-TV. 
  
 Related on HuffPost: ||||| It’s official, a group of friends have set the Guinness World Record for “most comments on a Facebook item” at 1,001,552 comments. 
  
 The effort started with a post on a Frontierville group’s Facebook page on October 30th, and from there about 107 people left their mark, over and over again. Tracey Hodgson and Nattie Murphy said they wanted to show what a group could do when they worked together for something. 
  
 Cathy Matthews had spent hours harvesting digital crops and chopping down electronic trees in Frontierville. So she quickly joined the effort of her friends to leave her mark on the world. 
  
 “I'm no spring chicken anymore and I really haven’t done anything phenomenal," Matthews told FOX40. 
  
 Hodgson says she read three books from start to finish, and talked about “many things” in her posts. Matthews added thousands of shorter posts, mostly two-letter words over and over again. 
  
 “Once you get the rhythm, you can go pretty fast,” said Matthews. 
  
 In just a few months, the group had more than a million comments on their single post, nearly doubling the previous record. 
  
 Hodgson reached out to FOX40 and showed the official word from the Guinness World Records organization that the group’s efforts were accepted and are the new record. 
  
 So, now what? What will those 107 people do now that they have accomplished such a daunting feat? 
  
 “We'll probably go back to playing our games,” said Matthews. 
  
 To see how many comments the original post has now, click here. |||||
Output:
A team of about 100 Facebook pals has collaborated to comment more than a million times on a post—setting an official Guinness record, KTXL-TV reports. The initial post was made in October in the Facebook group Ffgpioneers/gwr/attempt. (It was an innocuous post made just for this purpose.) To garner 1,001,619 comments (and counting), each user had to post some 9,300 times on average, the Huffington Post notes. The previous record was 529,335. "I'm no spring chicken anymore and I really haven’t done anything phenomenal," one of the posters said. Now she has.