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The last paragraph, regarding the opening of a powerstation, is weirdly ephemeral to the subject, it's a ceremonial function of the sort that leaders carry out every day, usually not newsworthy except on the slowest of news days, so adding it to an encyclopedia is dubious to begin with. Now I put my tinfoil hat on and point out that the article that it cites mostly rambles on about how the current libyan government isn't welcome in that town, and that news source isn't written very "newsy", it's rather point-of-view-y. I don't read much about libya though, maybe this "spicy" tone is common there, but to my foreign eye it gives off the air of some sort of link scam or prosetilyzing.
It's not a huge deal though, so I didn't edit it, just wanted to air it here, see if someone more wiki than me wants to do something.
Sveinbjornpalsson (talk) 23:06, 20 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]
