Talk:KWTO

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Split

Don't Split - This article seems neither too large, nor nor does it have sections out of proportion. Unless there is some project convention to split, I just don't see it. --J Clear (talk) 01:42, 26 September 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Don't Split - I agree. Not much point, and other radio stations (such as KSGF) that are split have incomplete information. --gcmissouri (talk) 21:45, 05 December 2008

I, the Mighty Obbop, a Disgruntled Old Coot, agree with the neighbors upstairs that there is no need to rend asunder the existing listing for the two radio stations broadcasting within the same geo-political locale known to the masses as Springfield, Missouri. For general info, I am currently listening to KWTO on the AM dial with the nationally syndicated Dennis Miller show airing. If either station was a local "powerhouse" with a large audience and thus impacting local events I could conceive of a possible separation into two separate listings within the Wiki thing but... sad to say, both stations are, in my semi-learned opinion, podunkish. Huh? Is podunkish a word, I can envision the herd muttering. Well, not officially but it is a rather apt descriptive word for this neck of the woods that is over yonder 'cross the holler from pert' near everywhere possessing even a quasi-modern culture. Not that the Springfield, Missouri is back-woods or chock-full of illiterate hillbilly-type folk but... well, let it suffice that hereabouts is a parsec away from locales such as the major metro areas on the coasts and the few scattered hers and there inland. That's my opinion/observation and I'm sticking to it. Obbop 68.89.79.63 (talk) 02:07, 7 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]