Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/CIMR
To be fair, a station in another country can still use an initialism that begins with the letter C as its name. Yes, this station's name looks like a Canadian call sign, but that doesn't inherently make it an impossible name for a station in Ireland — stations in Ireland can still ''brand'' themselves with a name that ''looks'' like another country's call sign format, so its name isn't in and of itself a deletion criterion. That said, "temporary licensed" stations are not granted an automatic presumption of notability per , especially when there isn't even a |reliable source present to ''support'' that there was a temporary license at all. One of the biggest problems here, in fact, is that as written I'm hard pressed to identify whether this is an active station that operates today, or a defunct station whose article just never got converted to the past tense, again precisely because of the lack of any reliable sources. To be eligible for an article, a station like this would need to be referenced to reliable source coverage about it — even a ''permanent'' licensed station still requires some evidence of reliable source coverage before it actually passes NMEDIA's criteria for the notability of radio stations. So no prejudice against recreation in the future if somebody can reference it properly, but nothing here entitles it to keep a completely unreferenced article just because it exists or existed
— User:Bearcat, 20:47, 6 March 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NMEDIA||WP:RS (Wikipedia:Notability)