Independent Radio Services appears to be a legitimate, albeit niche, local business operating in New Zealand since 2015. However, the submission is plagued by hyperbolic claims (audience reach: 'everyone', traction: 'most people'), irrelevant metadata (tagging 'Cosmetics'), and confusing financial figures. While the core utility of providing radio communications to councils is valid, the project lacks the scale, innovation, or verifiable traction to score higher than the 'Minimal Traction' baseline.
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