Talk:Diplo's Revolution

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Ads on Wikipedia?

Should a wiki article really contain a thinly-veiled advertisement for a satellite tv provider?

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Change to Diplo's Revolution

Hi guys, I noticed that after Diplo's Revolution Radio had been created, this article I'm writing on (Diplo's Revolution) that was previously for Electric Area had been changed to its current name. I was under the impression a new page should be created since the two stations were not entirely the same, but the line is somewhat unclear. Some retired channels on Sirius and/or XM have their own page such as XM Cafe (became The Spectrum) and Top 20 on 20 which became Venus. So what do you guys think, should they be merged into this one or have a separate article? As it stands, there are two articles for the same topic. Abtarbox (talk) 11:32, 23 March 2018 (UTC)[reply]