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Subchannels
editSo I know I am just a random user (no username), but I check these pages often as I live in the South Bend area. It has been a bit of a frustration to see subchannels added to these pages that do not actually exist on the broadcast. They are all tagged with "(Soon)" as if to indicate that they are coming to the station soon but none of them cite a source to credit that as truth and some of the edits have been there for months. This page, WSJV, seems to be the worst culprit. But WNIT also seems to have become a victim as well. I'm not one to name names, but looking at the edit history it all seems to have been added by the same user. Are subchannels exempt from needing a source cited? Because I would think they should be just as accurate as the rest of the article.
I wasn't sure where to bring this up, but figured the Talk page was probably an OK place to do it. If it is not then an Admin may feel free to delete this. 167.239.221.102 (talk) 14:44, 27 March 2023 (UTC)