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KOCP/KCAQ article content switch
Just so everyone knows, recently I moved all content related to the 95.9 FM frequency prior to the 2016 frequency switch between KOCP and KCAQ from the KOCP article to the one for KCAQ. Likewise, any content about 104.7 FM was moved from KCAQ to KOCP. This is to maintain a consistent history of each FCC license based on the Facility ID, which never changes even if the owner, call sign, frequency, or format of a station does. Thus, the KOCP article contains information on the 104.7 FM frequency from the beginning, including when it held the KCAQ call letters. From now on, we should place pre-2016 content regarding 104.7 FM here instead of at KOCP, and likewise with 95.9 FM content at KCAQ. Thanks! 805mike (talk) 02:21, 29 June 2019 (UTC)