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Cleanup tags[edit]

I have applied cleanup tags to the article, per WP:TMC I will explain. The first two are self explanatory: the only references are primary sources on [uscyberpatriot.org]. They clearly do not pass WP:SELFSOURCE for everything stated in the article. The article needs citations to reliable sources in order to be verifiable, specifically inline citations. Finally, the tone is promotional. This reads like what I would expect to read on their website to advertise the competition to prospective members. It doesn't read like an encyclopedia article. The Criticism section is just one example. Leijurv (talk) 03:44, 12 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]