They could e.g. post it by using pskmail, which uses open text and sends id's 
every 10 minutes 
automatically :) - I update my blog that way...

Rein EA/PA0R/P

digitalradio@yahoogroups.com schrieb am 25.02.06 18:57:41:
> 
> 
> Maybe the approach at fancy (a/k/a expensive) mode use should be changed.
> Rather than requiring CW ID -- which only lets the world know who's
> talking -- how about requiring posting of all message to a web page for
> some short period of time?  For example, messages must be posted to a
> common website within 24 hours and kept available for review for 72 hours?
> 
> The page could be userid/password protected with reasonable restrictions
> on access (licensed hams, SWL's, etc. with verified identity)
> 
> Require message posting for all modes for which there is not a FREE program
> available which will allow reception on an above-average, but not high-end
> system. (At this time, that would probably be a 1 GHz Pentium and Win2K).
> 
> In other words, if everybody with a modern receiver and modern computer can't
> read it for free, post it.
> 
> Who knows? Maybe the PACTOR II and III folks might come up with a
> FREE receive-only sound-card demodulator?
> 

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