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[edit] Protest Info

Wikipedia is not the place to advertise protests or petition drives, as this goes against Wiki's Point of View policy.

They can be talked about after the fact, as such events in station history are noteworthy, but this is not the forum for advertising or planning such events.

[edit] Actually, No

I went directly to the Point of View page and could not find any reference to protests in the text. There is also no reference to the word petition on this page.

I also searched for the word "current" and was interested to note that "Current events" actually is a main topic on the nagivation page. This was also the only reference to the word "event" on the page.

This is a current action related to the station.

The article doesn't espouse a particular POV about the event, but it does DOCUMENT the event.

I then clicked on your id and found this was the only edit you have ever made, so therefore, I can only assume bias on your behalf. I would assume THAT would violate the POV policy.