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I like the new navbox but what happened to market-leader WDRM (102.1 FM)? I'll need to check but I bet WDRM isn't the only station missing from this new navbox. And how should stations like WEUP be handled? There are both AM and FM stations with the WEUP calls in the market but only WEUP-FM appears in the "by callsign" list (as "WEUP"!). Shouldn't both stations be represented? Or should that link point to the disambiguation page? (I lean strongly to the former.) Oh, I do appreciate that AM is listed first by frequency. It just seems the right thing to do. - Dravecky06:05, 26 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
stations which simulcast on multiple stations, especially those with similar callsigns (such as WEUP and WEUP FM) should be merged onto the same page. In the case of similar names broadcasting different programming, the "by callsign" list should include both the WXYZ and WXYZ-FM callsigns since they are different stations. Just my $.02 --Rtphokie11:44, 26 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
I agree with your logic but am compelled to point out that while WEUP (AM) is simulcast on WHIY and WEUV and WEUP-FM is simulcast on WEUZ-FM, WEUP (AM) and WEUP-FM only share a morning show and are otherwise distinctly programmed stations. - Dravecky20:45, 26 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]
