Well, thank God those sandbox kids all went over to that tabloid board. That silly argument doesn't happen around here anymore.

This should be a perfect litmus test for those who believe in this format. If it still fails, it will be grist for the mill in the ever-burgeoning "Dance vs. Rock" wars that we, as the posting community, have become wary of over the last few years.

I don't really see why they shouldn't have a pledge drive. It will either work or it won't. The alternative is to simply close up shop without giving fans a chance to save it. If people are passionate about having this music on the radio, they'll pony up. I doubt they'll do it repeatedly…but if they were on in Philly, I might throw them a buck or two.

What I'm wondering about, however, is the fiscal responsibility of whomever is running the thing. They just announced deals to expand into three more markets and then, according to the above post, had to pull out because–"Oops. We don't even have enough cash to keep this one operation running." Did they not see this coming?! How does one make plans to expand without realizing they don't even have enough money to not expand?!