User:Mer764Wiki

Mer764Wiki
Infobox of Cospaw.

— Wikipedian ♂ —
Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.
Name	Miles R.
Born	Kansas City, Missouri
Pronouns	He/Him
Country	United States of America
Current location	The Northland, Kansas City
Languages	English
Time zone	Central Time Zone
Race	Black
Handedness	Left
Hobbies, favourites and beliefs
Hobbies	Drawing, Broadcasting
Aliases	Cospaw
Interests
• Kansas City and the Metro surrounding it • Broadcasting in the USA, Canada, and just recently Japan • Broadcasting Rabbit-Holes that I can't get out of.
Contact info
Discord	mer764KC
Userboxes
This user listens to NPR. This user lives in the U.S. State of Missouri. This user is a citizen of the U.S. State of Missouri. This user has visited Kansas. This user is a furry. This user’s fursona is a wolf. Woof

Well, Hello there fellow traveler! I just think this is more of a WYSIWYG page inspired by Nathan Obral, so yea, credit goes to him. I'm mostly here to check on Broadcasting pages and other stuff, but mostly Broadcasting.

As I said on the infobox, I'm from the Kansas City Metropolitan Area, the one with the 2 phone numbers, 816 and 913 (there's also Area Code, 975, but who cares? Ummm, no one in KC, duh.) Go Chiefs and the Royals, but the Royals need to get new players, they're going stale. I actually go to school here as well, just closer to the Missouri River. (little known fact, my school is the most diverse high school in Missouri.)

Check out the Kansas City Metro if you want to, I guess, can't stop you. Speaking of KC, it's the City of Fountains, and Barbecue (Texas stole the barbecue that Kansas Citians had first.)

–A little note, I am in the Central Time Zone, so the late news on Fox 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV is at 10pm, NOT 11pm (and yes, WDAF is one of a few FOX affiliates in the Central/Mountain Time Zone that their late news extends to 10pm which is normally the time the Big-Three network affiliated (locally, KCTV5, KMBC, and KSHB) have their late-night newscasts)

—Also, KCTV is always KCTV5 or TV5. That's how it worked for almost 45 years, also, It always transmits from the KCTV Broadcast Tower in East 31st St. Since 1956. Yes, Nathan Obral, Kansas City for transmitters is like Parma, Ohio for you, for some reason. I guess it's because of Kansas City's central location.

I'm also a big book person, in my house, there's a small library, with even some banned books... interesting. However, I need to read some books.

Yea, I'm a furry. However, I'm more confused by what I should do, y'know? I got introduced to the fandom by some of my friends at Middle School, and I just got hooked and turned into one, LMFAO. I don't have a idea of what my fursona would be but it would be a gray-whiteish wolf, 'Cause I think they are fluffy and cute. I've never seen a wolf with my two eyes, but they are rather cool, honesty. Yea, don't judge. (See that get deleted after I'm done here XD)

Also, here's a Broadcast Userbox:

Radio/Television

AMThis user has an AM radio.

FMThis user has an FM radio.

89.3This user listens to KCUR on 89.3.

This user loves to listen to public radio stations.

This user enjoys Public Television.

This user is interested in television.

Stuff About Me

My take on Low-Power Television Stations AfDs

This is what I said on February 4th, 2024. (Here's the Too Long/Didn't Read: Not all Low-Power Stations are un-notable. Stop acting stupid.)

Quoted:

Ahem, Hold on... No Vote, let me explain: So... Like what Some Person (yes, that's the person's name, I ain't kidding) and WcQuidditch said, Low-Power Television stations are more likely to have no sources, therefore, unexpected (or expected, depending on some stuff) consequences, are more likely to not make Wikipedia's Notability Rules. I mean this with all honesty, I hope that Wikipedia doesn't look at this stations and others and presume that All Low-Power Stations are not-notable. Some of them are notable but if they made a rule that says that Low-Power TV Stations are non-notable, I feel like that wouldn't end well for a lot of stations. And to also add a bit of irony in this situation, if there's a really short radio article, we don't pit a AfD on it, we call it a stub article, and we also wound do that on Full-Power TV stations, but only Low-Power ones are put under either PROD or AfD. Like, it feels like we are probably taking a All or Nothing approach on Low-Power Stations; Take a look of the K04QR-D AfD, it started out of a station in California, which led to a jumbled mess which literally 75%-85% of all HC2/Innovate Corporation LOW-POWER stations were involved in, which led to a No-Consensus. Like, if that went successful, that should've also took all of the Full-Power stations since, they technically lost their notability that made no sense. Either we just hate Low-Power Television or what the deal? Again, I'm neutral on this and I will not take any sides, okay? mer764KCTV(Talk) 03:48, 4 February 2024 (UTC)

— Mer764KC