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Stations WABQ, WELW, and WEOL — as well as WOBL, WNZN, WKHR, WHWN, and WDLW — may not serve all of Cleveland proper, but they do serve parts of the city. This can all be easily verified using the coverage maps available on radio-locator.com's station-specific pages. This, along with the fact each station is in the Cleveland radio market, is sufficient reason to include them in this article. Also, please note that all of these stations are already found in both Category:Radio stations in Cleveland, Ohio and Template:Cleveland Radio. Levdr1lp ( talk) 00:28, 19 April 2012 (UTC)
I'm willing to work on some kind of way to differentiate between full-city and partial-city coverage. Just stop the personal attacks. Levdr1lp ( talk) 22:45, 23 April 2012 (UTC)
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@ Vjmlhds: I know it's meant well, but to be honest, the page is way too long and with cruft added over the years that doesn't need to be there. A list article does not need to show stuff like branding or if a station has a webcast (only one station, WABQ, does not have a web presence of any sort, and HD subs without webcasts are not notable enough to merit a mention). Honestly, even listing the HD subchannels is excessive and I contemplated removing them, too. When all that is pared back, along with redundant information and non-compliant stuff like WP:SMALLFONT, then there is no reason for separate tables for full-power and low-power. It is why I did what I did, to start making the page concise and simple. I'm adding Sammi Brie to the mix in this discussion as we've been teaming up on a lot of stuff of late, especially in this field. Nathan Obral • he/him • t • c • 21:32, 6 October 2021 (UTC)
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Stations WABQ, WELW, and WEOL — as well as WOBL, WNZN, WKHR, WHWN, and WDLW — may not serve all of Cleveland proper, but they do serve parts of the city. This can all be easily verified using the coverage maps available on radio-locator.com's station-specific pages. This, along with the fact each station is in the Cleveland radio market, is sufficient reason to include them in this article. Also, please note that all of these stations are already found in both Category:Radio stations in Cleveland, Ohio and Template:Cleveland Radio. Levdr1lp ( talk) 00:28, 19 April 2012 (UTC)
I'm willing to work on some kind of way to differentiate between full-city and partial-city coverage. Just stop the personal attacks. Levdr1lp ( talk) 22:45, 23 April 2012 (UTC)
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@ Vjmlhds: I know it's meant well, but to be honest, the page is way too long and with cruft added over the years that doesn't need to be there. A list article does not need to show stuff like branding or if a station has a webcast (only one station, WABQ, does not have a web presence of any sort, and HD subs without webcasts are not notable enough to merit a mention). Honestly, even listing the HD subchannels is excessive and I contemplated removing them, too. When all that is pared back, along with redundant information and non-compliant stuff like WP:SMALLFONT, then there is no reason for separate tables for full-power and low-power. It is why I did what I did, to start making the page concise and simple. I'm adding Sammi Brie to the mix in this discussion as we've been teaming up on a lot of stuff of late, especially in this field. Nathan Obral • he/him • t • c • 21:32, 6 October 2021 (UTC)