Having read most of the comments critical of the time lag, I am reminded of
the time when it took forever to get confirmations via the mail and some
bureaus.
This whole issue seems to me to be centered among those who either can't
recall those days or the younger folks who suffer from what
Those days are irrelevant to the subject at hand and it has nothing to
do with instant gratification. It has to do with the current state of
technology, what it can provide, and what it should provide. There's
also no need to talk about spark transmitters or paper logs, either.
Barry W2UP
On 12/15/2012 Don Berger wrote:
Having read most of the comments critical of the time lag, I am reminded of
the time when it took forever to get confirmations via the mail and some
bureaus.
This whole issue seems to me to be centered among those who either can't
recall those days or the
-CHAT] Re: LOTW cannot possibly catch up
Having read most of the comments critical of the time lag, I am reminded of
the time when it took forever to get confirmations via the mail and some
bureaus.
This whole issue seems to me to be centered among those who either can't
recall those days
