> "Nate Duehr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Don't blame the land-line linking technology for where morons park > their transmitters, please. They're totally unrelated. > > The links themselves and the idiots that set them up wrong, have > nothing to do with the overall groups "EchoLink" and "IRLP".
You're right... but many of these problematic links are used for IRLP and Echolink. Remote base people are also high on the short list. > And there's a number of us out here who work on these projects > who'd really rather they didn't do such stupid stuff. The same happens with pretty much every group and function. > But leave the fine folks that work hard on "EchoLink" and "IRLP" > projects out of it. We have no control over THEIR radios. THEY are > the control operators of their stations, feel free to let them know > they're idiots... > (Sorry, I'm mildly annoyed that you blame folks like myself who work > hard on the core of these projects, and include me in these idiot's > behavior. I didn't park their radio next to your repeater input! > Talk to them! Leave "EchoLink" and "IRLP" out of it.) > Nate WY0X The primary function of many these link radios is Echolink, IRLP, & Remote Base Operation. We often don't blame any specific person but the reported problems are most often a cause and effect relationship. cheers, s.
