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Issue #1
- Adorian
- Beside "PROFM" and "ProFM", "PRO FM" is accepted also.
On Wikipedia, the radio station is called "PRO FM":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pro_FM
Another proof: you can find many articles using "PRO FM" (including recent ones):
https://www.profm.ro/evenimente/vino-la-pro-fm-super-splash-concert-si-bataie-cu-apa-41742
Title: "PRO FM SUPER SPLASH! CONCERT ȘI BĂTAIE CU APĂ! [...]"
https://www.profm.ro/stiri/pro-fm/pro-fm-lidl-tour-prezinta-iubitei-contra-porumbei-57509
Title: "PRO FM & LIDL TOUR te trimit în TENERIFE"
https://www.profm.ro/matinal/live-session/dj-ul-numarul-1-in-sua-a-venit-la-pro-fm-iubita-lui-e-romanca-asculta-live-noua-lui-piesa-24920
Title: "DJ-ul numarul 1 in SUA a venit la PRO FM. Iubita lui e romanca! Asculta LIVE noua lui piesa"
https://www.profm.ro/stiri/pro-fm/pro-fm-pune-leii-pe-tine-33440
Title: "Pro FM pune leii pe tine!"
I can come with many other examples.
They used "PROFM" in menus most likely for styling purposes. I'm from Romania, "Pro FM" is the commonly used spelling fo
- Declined by admin
- Not critical
- Type of issue
- IV page is missing essential content
- Reported
- Mar 27, 2019
Should be "ProFM" or "PROFM"
Logo: https://www.profm.ro/static/theme-repo/bin/images/logo-profm.png
<a href="/" class="logo">ProFM</a>
<title>ProFM.ro</title>
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<meta name="keywords" content="profm, radio, site oficial" />
<a href="/stiri/pro-fm" title="ProFM" class="nav-submenu-item-link">ProFM</a>
<li class="nav-submenu-item"><a href="/profm-hit-40" title="ProFM HIT 40" class="nav-submenu-item-link">ProFM HIT 40</a></li>
and so on