Well Folks there is an easy way to end all this senseless stupid
debate... Drop ALL the awards programs.. No one and I mean no one would
have to bitch about not getting a card back from this station or that
station - no certificates to worry about ...
We have done practically everything else to kill the hobby,,,
Slowed the code down - to get more people into the hobby - didn't
work..
Dropped the code - to get more people into the hobby - didn't work
Eased up on the theory to get more people into the hobby - didn't work
Some countries made the theory practically none existent - to get more
people into the hobby - didn't work..
Canada is working on dropping the theory altogether to get more people
into the hobby - won't work.
23 channel CB's just might make a come back..
I get a lot of enjoyment from working DX and I take pride in being able
to get the cards back from as many of those contacts as I possibly can.. Its
part of the game and the people that are skilled at playing the game will
get a large percentage of their cards answered.. Everything that we do in
life is a challenge why should our hobby not have those hurdles to deal
with..
Yes - kill the Awards programs and that will solve the problem -- we can
always tell everyone " Oh Yes I Worked That One ".. The old been there -
done that - got the T-Shirt -- who is going to know any different..
Sorry guys -- just got sick and tired of reading about what everyone
wants to do - end result - driving another nail into the coffin of a once
worthwhile hobby..
Jim VE3CM - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kamar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Peter Dougherty'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "'Garth
Hamilton'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 17, 2007 8:54 AM
Subject: RE: [Dxbase] Re: Dxbase PDF QSL's
>
> The DXCC 'officials' need to get with the times. Log of the world is good
> step toward Electronic QSL confirmation (and that's all it is) However, I
> still don't have a nice card or a similar facsimile of the DX station's
> QSL.
>
> In my opinion, an electronic transmitted QSL confirmation via a
> 'protected'
> Adobe PDF or similar type of document, which is then printed, should be
> qualified as confirmation as would be with a 'paper' card transmitted via
> the mail. In the end we have a valid confirmation.
>
> Those folks worried about hams cheating, those that do, will continue to
> happen requardless of the transmission media.
>
> I'm personally tired of spending money, many times over, to obtain a 'new'
> confirmation with the results of only feeding money with out any results.
> I've been a Ham since 1963, and I've readily adapted to legal electronic
> transmissions. Every email that I send at work becomes a legal document.
> All of my documents at work are now formatted in Adobe PDF (protected) or
> XML formats (they become legal documents).
>
> Time the League broaden their DXCC horizons to included other electronic
> verification means.
>
>
> Ron NU1U
>
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> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; 'Garth Hamilton'; [email protected]
> Subject: RE: [Dxbase] Re: Dxbase PDF QSL's
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