On 2/6/2006, "Glenn Hauser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >It is also galling that since access to DXLD is totally unrestricted, Hans and >anyone else at Cumbre has access to it, while I, and my readers, are denied >direct access to Cumbre. But that`s one of the drawbacks of a free vs a >controlled press we shall have to live with. > >The situation with EDXP is similar but not identical. Both lists are >restricted, and the object is to keep info from getting out to the great >unwashed DXing masses, at least for a while. This does not keep them from using >open lists such as HCDX to publicize their own projects, but not for actually >sharing DX news!
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