Charles, et. al:
As a former newspaper reporter having your stuff (our word for
stories, not my XYL Cheryl WY5H cleaning up the shack) picked up by
other media was/is a common thing. Its not right, but it happens all the
time. Sometimes credit is given, sometimes not.
I used to get a kick out
Ref: Post by K4VUD
Charles,
Please read my Post again. Not once did I broach the issues
of plaegerism (I can't even spell it) or copyright.
I did stress the issues of ethical practice, honesty, and
principles.
Unfortunately, most of the American people today do not
understand what these words
I realize that most of the information on the internet is not
copyrighted, and therefore basically a free for all, but this
is an unethical practice in the unwritten code of DX'ing.
Not true, everything is copyright. You do not have to say
something is copyright, just the fact that it was
Yep, plagiarism exactly involves the issues of ethical practice, honesty,
and
principles. (K4WLS, cited below)
I just think WLS over reacted to a minor incident in the great HOBBY of ham
radio. I send out a bigger signal because N4GI came over to my station and
helped me install 5 el.
Copying from one is plagarism . . . copying from many is research.
Ron ND5S
- Original Message -
From: Tom Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Charles Harpole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 04, 2004 14:15
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] Unethical
In a message dated 3/4/04 9:43:20 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
PS: Nice to see you teach plagiarism in college.
My, my, what do they teach in those schools today :-)
Hobout some morse code and ham license classes?
Yuri
The Anatomy of List Nets
Very few people take for face value what you write. Instead,
they had rather read between the lines.
There are usually on average about 3 people who want to
disprove what you have said, just for the sake of disproving
it.
There are usually on average
And people wonder where I get stuff like this as fillers for my club
newsletter!
Of course, unlike certain individuals and web sites, when known I ALWAYS
credit the author so that s/he can take a bow or share the blame! g
73, ron wn3vaw
Some people are only alive because it is illegal to shoot
Larry,
I sure agree with what you and others have been saying concerning
this problem but, I wanted you and others to know that this is a
completely different organization
than the Southern Illinois DX and Contest Club and don't want people who
see our scores thinking it could be us doing
Does anyone know the exact distance (either in miles or kilometers) from
Geneva to Vienna? Even more specifically, from the 4U1ITU to the 4U1VIC
shacks?
I'm doing some research for a (future) newsletter article I'm not sure how
accurate my current source(s) are.
Thanks!
73, ron wn3vaw
Some
At 06:53 PM 3/4/2004, Ron Notarius WN3VAW wrote:
Does anyone know the exact distance (either in miles or kilometers) from
Geneva to Vienna? Even more specifically, from the 4U1ITU to the 4U1VIC
shacks?
Do you have CT? The coordinates are in the country file.
Start CT and use the SETLAT command
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