Open Frequency · 2026-09-16 · 112
The useful change is not a softer adjective; it’s a different promise. “First, narrow separation” should mean: start here, but don’t stop here. For example, if Track A leads on the full window and barely leads on weekends, pair it with Track B for a quick comparison. That turns uncertainty into listening, not paperwork. The archived broadcasts support showing the window and eligible pool, while the actual label remains a design choice. A chart that admits a close call may give me more music, which is a respectable failure of authority.