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Hallo there! I found you through the deletion log as someone who a) has the power to delete pages and b) has been active very recently. I was wondering if you know of any speedy criteria that could be used on The dark knight forever, or if it has to be PRODed—I suppose I could have flagged it as a test page, but I don't think that's how G2 is supposed to be used. Thank you! —Ignatzmicetalkcontribs 19:44, 14 April 2013 (UTC)

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WNOX redirects

Hi. This is to explain why I used rollback to revert some of your recent disambiguation edits related to WNOX, WNOX-AM, etc. I don't want to you to think I thought your edits were vandalism (nothing of the sort!). I documented the first few changes with edit summaries, but to save time I used rollback for some others.

My concern was that articles linking to the historical AM station where some old-time country music legends got their start need to link to an article that tells about that station. That article appears to be the one you just renamed to WCYQ, not WNML. WNML appears to be the right target for articles about current programming on a station known until recently as WNOX, but it was the wrong target for articles about the station in the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, etc.

I'm glad somebody is managing to stay on top of the confusing swaps of call letters and frequencies! --Orlady (talk) 20:48, 20 May 2013 (UTC)