Talk:Nickelodeon (Japanese TV channel)

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Closed or not?[edit]

There seems to be a lot of edits being made to this page, removing the date which Nickelodeon Japan was closed down, adding lists of "future shows", and so on. None of these seem like very likely things for a channel which closed down in 2009 (as confirmed by the entry for Nickelodeon on the Japanese wikipedia, and a translation of the Nickelodeon Japan website, which says that the channel is closing and the programmes are moving to other channels like NHK). Short of intentional vandalism (which I'm sure it's not), I don't quite get why people would be making all these changes which can't possibly be right? Or is there some enormous misunderstanding? Bonusballs (talk) 22:15, 18 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]