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The old link to the mounteverest.net article is broken/gone. Wanted to add more references here and cover this issue properly. Not that it seems there is any way to resolve it one way or the other, but given that the issue appears in almost every Alan Hinkes interview, it should be marked and better discussed and referenced. I also wanted to capture the fact that there are equal allegations of bad faith against the mounteverest.net article. However, AdventureStats still record him as climbing 13 mountains which is material. Also wanted to capture Alan's own reaction to the allegations.
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The old link to the mounteverest.net article is broken/gone. Wanted to add more references here and cover this issue properly. Not that it seems there is any way to resolve it one way or the other, but given that the issue appears in almost every Alan Hinkes interview, it should be marked and better discussed and referenced. I also wanted to capture the fact that there are equal allegations of bad faith against the mounteverest.net article. However, AdventureStats still record him as climbing 13 mountains which is material. Also wanted to capture Alan's own reaction to the allegations.
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