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One link has been replaced while the other probably should remain because the information for which it is used is not in any of the sources of similar content. Regards Cowdy001 (talk) 20:23, 12 October 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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Untidy and unsourced information

I just wanted to register my concern with the state of this article and see what actions other editors think might be necessary to fix it. Until 8 July 2022, this article was structured reasonably soundly with paragraphs. A series of edits that day turned it into a list of lengthy bullet points, many unencyclopaedic in content, and almost all without citations. The "things to do" section, which reads like touristic promotional material unsuited to Wikipedia, replicates exactly the text of this (unacknowledged) Facebook post from a month prior. A useful "population" section was deleted for no apparent reason. The editor who made these edits might have been unfamiliar with Wikipedia standards and has edited no other articles, but it is curious that they marked all but one edit as minor, including those that made the biggest changes.

My view is that the article should probably be reverted to the version of 1 May 2022 (the last before the edits of 8 July 2022). Edits after 8 July 2022 have been small. Some of the content added in July might, though, be worth keeping in a rewritten article that combines pre-July material with verifiable and encyclopaedic content from the current version. I do not have time to do a full rewrite of this article myself, but another editor might. What do people think? Axver (talk) 13:42, 26 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]