Perhaps AQ and his staff need to take a junket up to Sin City and learn how to run an LPTV station. Larry Hunt has a company named King Kong Broadcasting, running a TV station called KGNG-LD. Just right there, one would be expecting fun. Right now, he's running 11 subchannels, mostly with shopping and the lesser-known diginets, and things change as often as the weather, but he's doing it with the kind of panache you'd expect from Vegas.
He recently announced the 11th subchannel, an audio-only subchannel, promising that it would be an audio-only channel playing music by request. (Not unlike what KPHE-LD did back in the analog days before its current ownership, although that was videos and not just audio, but I digress.) Yesterday, he opened that subchannel playing spooky sounds, just in time for Halloween. Cheesy? Probably. Effective? Time will tell. But at least he's putting a little effort into the venture.
Cable will never pick up K14RK, leaving AQ to scramble for that 15-20% of the audience that gets TV OTA. (Actually, I'd venture to say a bit more than 15-20%; I'm sure there are households that have only one or some of their TVs hooked up to cable/satellite, while the rest of the TVs in the household are OTA.) He needs something to generate buzz and PAWS ain't it. He may as well have some fun in the process.
And as to whether or not LPTV owners read these message boards and care what us hobbyists think, I know Hunt does. He even used some of the hobbyists' handles as PSIP while he had vacant subchannels.