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That article and the other articles cited in the mainspace, all refer to MassChallenge's own claim that it is the biggest. "The world's biggest" is a very big claim, and it needs to be backed up by a reliable, independent, third party. Since it is not, I am going to edit the article to state that MassChallenge claims to be the biggest, since we do not have any reliable source confirming that it is in fact the biggest. The only thing verified by reliable sources is MassChallenge's own claim. Marco polo (talk) 11:23, 4 July 2015 (UTC)Reply
