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KBS edit

Please stop adding all these things back to the article. This is NOT a news portal. Do you see such entries at BBC, CNN or other major television station articles? No. It's because Wikipedia is not a platform to list everything a station does or doesn't do. This is not a "wall of fame" or "wall of shame", either. What you are doing is simply against our WP:NPOV rules. This is an encyclopedia, not a news outlet! Teemeah 편지 (letter) 10:45, 23 July 2014 (UTC)Reply

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KBS Controversies edit

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Please provide an edit summary (like re-adding the controversy) while editing the KBS page. Also, can you explain to me why you re-added non-notable controversies (like unfair treatment to Big Bang) back in the KBS article?

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