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Subjective language in Station History
[edit]After the paragraph regarding the fire, the history of the section uses language that veers away from the encyclopedic tone that Wikipedia tends to favor. On top of the praises, I don't see any citations or links backing the claims made in this. This section needs to be cleaned up and possibly broken up between History and Notable People.
Example:
"The fire destroyed the KSKU servers, wiping out over 25 years of archived shows from local talent, including full shows and funny and famous bits from past and current KSKU show hosts."
This could be re-written to:
"The fire destroyed servers holding more than 25 years of archived programming. This resulted in the loss of shows by local artists, notable segments, and recurring features from past and current station hosts."
In short, the section needs a re-write to better fit the tone and style of Wikipedia. FriskyFrank (talk) 01:28, 16 January 2026 (UTC)