KCWC - Revision history

FokkerTISM: /* FCC violation */

2024-11-14T17:16:25Z

FCC violation

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	If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.		If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.

	Furthermore, ~~both~~ {{w\|KCWC}} and {{w\|WCWC}} ~~are~~ in ~~active~~ use, but it is likely that Chris did not know ([[Chris and his ego\|or care]]) about duplication, and just used K after another {{w\|List of fictional radio stations#United States\|fictional radio station}} like KBBL from ''[[The Simpsons]]''.		Furthermore, {{w\|KCWC}} is currently in use in Wyoming, and {{w\|WCWC}} was historically in use in Kentucky (although it stopped broadcasting in 2023), but it is likely that Chris did not know ([[Chris and his ego\|or care]]) about duplication, and just used K after another {{w\|List of fictional radio stations#United States\|fictional radio station}} like KBBL from ''[[The Simpsons]]''.

	However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.		However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.

4CentUser: /* Controversies */

2021-10-10T20:47:57Z

Controversies

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	==Staff==		==Staff==
	KCWC is run by [[DJ Jamsta]], a [[homos\|sexually androgynous]] hedgehog whose main job seems to be spouting clichéd catchphrases and badly hitting on the female guests in a vain attempt to STAY STRAIGHT. His sidekick is [[Lolisa Rosechu\|Lolisa]], a worthless Rosechu.		KCWC is run by [[DJ Jamsta]], a [[homos\|sexually androgynous]] hedgehog whose main job seems to be spouting clichéd catchphrases and badly hitting on the female guests in a vain attempt to STAY STRAIGHT. His sidekick is [[Lolisa Rosechu\|Lolisa]], a worthless Rosechu.

	~~==Controversies==~~
	~~KCWC gained international attention for holding an interview with Chris's only [[True and Loyal Fanbase\|fan]], [[Robert Simmons V\|SonichuFan1985]], and also for breaking hedgehog labor laws.{{cite}}~~

	==FCC violation==		==FCC violation==

FromtheWordsofBR: /* FCC violation */

2021-04-17T14:38:31Z

FCC violation

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	If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.		If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.

	Furthermore, both {{w\|KCWC}} and {{w\|WCWC}} are in active use, but it is likely that Chris did not care about duplication, and just used K after another {{w\|List of fictional radio stations#United States\|fictional radio station}} like KBBL from ''[[The Simpsons]]''.		Furthermore, both {{w\|KCWC}} and {{w\|WCWC}} are in active use, but it is likely that Chris did not know ([[Chris and his ego\|or care]]) about duplication, and just used K after another {{w\|List of fictional radio stations#United States\|fictional radio station}} like KBBL from ''[[The Simpsons]]''.

	However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.		However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.

Little Owl: /* FCC violation */

2021-04-16T15:25:08Z

FCC violation

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	If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.		If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.

	Furthermore, ~~there~~ is a [[~~wikipedia:KCWC-FM\|real-life station~~]] ~~broadcasting out of Wyoming which uses those same call letters, but Chris can~~'~~t be bothered to figure that out~~.		Furthermore, both {{w\|KCWC}} and {{w\|WCWC}} are in active use, but it is likely that Chris did not care about duplication, and just used K after another {{w\|List of fictional radio stations#United States\|fictional radio station}} like KBBL from ''[[The Simpsons]]''.

	However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.		However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.

Methalowiec at 18:55, 8 October 2020

2020-10-08T18:55:05Z

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	==In comic==		==In comic==
	Tragically, the radio station eventually appeared in the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' comics]] as well. In one sense, this proved to be a blessing for Chris and the audience, because radio stations don't actually have to play anything in the comics. Despite the ad claiming that KCWC plays "EVERYTHING", the station in the comic has only been shown to play "[[CWC More Than A Feeling\|More Than a Feeling]]" and "[[Ricardo Weston Chandler\|Livin' la Vida Loca]]". It's also highly unlikely that Chris listens to heavy metal (outside of ''[[Guitar Hero]]'').		Tragically, the radio station eventually appeared in the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' comics]] as well. In one sense, this proved to be a blessing for Chris and the audience, because radio stations don't actually have to play anything in the comics. Despite the ad claiming that KCWC plays "EVERYTHING", the station in the comic has only been shown to play "[[CWC More Than A Feeling\|More Than a Feeling]]" and "[[Ricardo Weston Chandler\|Livin' la Vida Loca]]". It's also highly unlikely that Chris listens to heavy metal (outside of ''[[Guitar Hero]]'' and ''[[Brutal Legend]]'').

	Chris also, in an unusual display of musical knowledge, mentions the use of household items as musical instruments: [[Wikipedia:Jug (musical instrument)\|jugs]] (1920's jug bands) and [[Wikipedia:Washboard#The_washboard_as_a_musical_instrument\|washboards]] (jazz, zydeco, skiffle, jug bands). Chris probably heard about this from his ancient parents, who would be familiar with very old genres. ([[Bob Chandler\|Bob]] was born eight years before Elvis!)		Chris also, in an unusual display of musical knowledge, mentions the use of household items as musical instruments: [[Wikipedia:Jug (musical instrument)\|jugs]] (1920's jug bands) and [[Wikipedia:Washboard#The_washboard_as_a_musical_instrument\|washboards]] (jazz, zydeco, skiffle, jug bands). Chris probably heard about this from his ancient parents, who would be familiar with very old genres. ([[Bob Chandler\|Bob]] was born eight years before Elvis!)

JackBlackStack: /* FCC violation */

2020-09-21T11:30:26Z

FCC violation

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	Furthermore, there is a [[wikipedia:KCWC-FM\|real-life station]] broadcasting out of Wyoming which uses those same call letters, but Chris can't be bothered to figure that out.		Furthermore, there is a [[wikipedia:KCWC-FM\|real-life station]] broadcasting out of Wyoming which uses those same call letters, but Chris can't be bothered to figure that out.

			However, now that CWCville has been absorbed into the alternate dimension of C-197, these issues have been rendered moot, as the FCC has no jurisdiction within the borders of damaged manchild coping mechanisms.

	==See also==		==See also==

TopHatGuy: /* FCC violation */

2019-10-19T23:46:38Z

FCC violation

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	If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.		If KCWC broadcast in real life, it would be in violation of FCC rules. Since Chris's fictional world is, for all intents and purposes, in Virginia, the station's call sign would have to begin with a W, making the radio station WCWC. American stations east of the Mississippi River have callsigns beginning with a W, while those west of the river begin with a K. There are exceptions that have been granted, such as KDKA in Pennsylvania and WFAA in Dallas, which were founded before the K/W rule was in place.

	Furthermore, there is a [[wikipedia:KCWC-FM\|real-life station]] which uses those same call letters, but Chris can't be bothered to figure that out.		Furthermore, there is a [[wikipedia:KCWC-FM\|real-life station]] broadcasting out of Wyoming which uses those same call letters, but Chris can't be bothered to figure that out.

	==See also==		==See also==

Little Owl: /* See also */

2019-05-29T20:14:10Z

MathevsEff: /* In comic */

2018-09-04T21:06:22Z

In comic

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	==In comic==		==In comic==
	Tragically, the radio station eventually appeared in the [[Sonichu (comic)\|Sonichu comics]] as well. In one sense, this proved to be a blessing for Chris and the audience, because radio stations don't actually have to play anything in the comics. Despite the ad claiming that KCWC plays "EVERYTHING", the station in the comic has only been shown to play "[[CWC More Than A Feeling\|More Than a Feeling]]" and "[[Ricardo Weston Chandler\|Livin' la Vida Loca]]." It's also highly unlikely that Chris listens to heavy metal (outside of ''[[Guitar Hero]]'').		Tragically, the radio station eventually appeared in the [[Sonichu (comic)\|''Sonichu'' comics]] as well. In one sense, this proved to be a blessing for Chris and the audience, because radio stations don't actually have to play anything in the comics. Despite the ad claiming that KCWC plays "EVERYTHING", the station in the comic has only been shown to play "[[CWC More Than A Feeling\|More Than a Feeling]]" and "[[Ricardo Weston Chandler\|Livin' la Vida Loca]]". It's also highly unlikely that Chris listens to heavy metal (outside of ''[[Guitar Hero]]'').

	Chris also, in an unusual display of musical knowledge, mentions the use of household items as musical instruments: [[Wikipedia:Jug (musical instrument)\|jugs]] (1920's jug bands) and [[Wikipedia:Washboard#The_washboard_as_a_musical_instrument\|washboards]] (jazz, zydeco, skiffle, jug bands). Chris probably heard about this from his ancient parents, who would be familiar with very old genres. ([[Bob Chandler\|Bob]] was born eight years before Elvis!)		Chris also, in an unusual display of musical knowledge, mentions the use of household items as musical instruments: [[Wikipedia:Jug (musical instrument)\|jugs]] (1920's jug bands) and [[Wikipedia:Washboard#The_washboard_as_a_musical_instrument\|washboards]] (jazz, zydeco, skiffle, jug bands). Chris probably heard about this from his ancient parents, who would be familiar with very old genres. ([[Bob Chandler\|Bob]] was born eight years before Elvis!)

MathevsEff at 21:00, 4 September 2018

2018-09-04T21:00:11Z

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	[[Image:Jynx.jpg\|thumb\|An example of "SHORT TALK".]]		[[Image:Jynx.jpg\|thumb\|An example of "SHORT TALK".]]

	'''KCWC''' is a fictional radio station created by [[Chris]] and hosted by [[Things Chris has ripped off\|multiple plagiarized characters]].		'''KCWC''' is a fictional radio station created by [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]] and hosted by [[Things Chris has ripped off\|multiple plagiarized characters]].

	==Real life==		==Real life==

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	[[Category:Fictional places]]		[[Category:Fictional places]]
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