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This article has been subject to the persistent addition of unsourced personal opinions, insertion of inappropriately promotional and marketing language (for example: Alberg 30's are extremely strong and rugged boats ... and the type has developed a strong reputation as an able cruising yacht), removal of sourced text and insertion of unsourced text under existing refs which do not support the claims made, all since June 2020. Multiple editors have reverted this as vandalism and the article has now been protected to prevent IP editing as a result. If there is encyclopedic text that any IP editor would like to see added to the article, then please propose it below, along with reliable sources that support the proposed text. You can note that, as Wikipedia is an encyclopedia and not a blog, we don't carry personal opinions on subjects that are not sourced to reliable references and we don't use hyperbolic marketing language. - Ahunt (talk) 19:14, 9 January 2022 (UTC)Reply
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