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Recent removal of unnecessary BOLD sections
I recently removed unnecessary bolded sections because I don't think they conform to the Manual of Style, specifically MOS:BOLD. I'm not clear on what established article Young Investment Group was modeled after, but it doesn't seem necessary to me that we randomly bold Insurance, Finance, etc., when we are essentially creating a list article. With such a sparse write up, I don't think any of these sections warrant sub-sections, either. User:Tmoge2k has reverted my edits with no explanation. I've re-reverted and opened up this discussion, as well as notifying Tmoge2k on their talk page that I would like them to explain their insistence upon using bold text when it runs contrary to the MOS. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 07:41, 11 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]
Please help this orphan article by adding links to it in related articles and lists. Once it has an incoming link from at least one article or list, the orphan tag can be removed (disambiguation pages, redirects and draft articles do not count). Three or more incoming links are ideal. The Find link tool may help, but not in all cases.