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Wholly inadequate sources

At a recent WP:AfD discussion concerning the article, I felt the need to leave the following comments on the unreliable nature of sources included in this article, as follows: "...However, I do have serious concerns about the sourcing as I am seeing a number of likely sock puppet accounts adding in references in various articles, all linked to one particular self-publishing writer. In this article no-one seems to have spotted that for two years we've had an ostensibly serious journal being referenced twice, when Water Volleyball Journal is nothing but a home-made wordpress blog with no significant content. The same goes for the so-called World Association of Water Volleyball Clubs, another cheap wordpress blog created by the same person/sock. All this rubbish needs to go, but not the article itself." I hope editors with an interest in this subject will look very carefully at the rest of its content and especially the mention of all 'official' organisations said to be connected with it. Some good references would be welcome, too. Regards from the UK Nick Moyes (talk) 01:32, 9 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]

will take a closer look later- am currently bivvyng up a very boggy mountain top. Nick Moyes (talk) 07:16, 15 November 2017 (UTC)[reply]