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Putting periods after each letter in an acronym like "F.C.C." is a fussy old style that isn't used in Wikipedia. See WP:ACRONYM: "Modern style is to use a full stop (period) after a shortening but no full stops with an acronym." There are a few excpetions, like "U.S." for "United Staets". The table on that page specifically mentions "FM", and not "F.M." Ground Zero | t 16:53, 25 May 2015 (UTC) reply

I oppose any attempts to merge this into WPMZ as WHIM's intellectual property & format were heard across 3 stations, not just WPMZ. If this page has to be changed, I suggest the name "WHIM Country" as that's what it was known as on-air. Stereorock ( talk) 11:02, 14 May 2019 (UTC) reply