I can't see why he took offence at your forwarding this reply. He doesn't seem
like a grumpy guy but maybe he was just having a grumpy day :-)
Surely he'd have sent the same reply to me if I'd asked? And everyone else
here?
If you want something kept confidential you should say so.
If you want something kept confidential you should say so.
Not so.
In the United States courts have rules that a communications from one
individual to another is protected under US and International copyright law
because it is legally a publication of one's intellectual
Oh please this is ridiculous !
John K5MO
At 05:11 AM 7/25/2007, Urb LeJeune wrote:
Publication of someone's copyrighted material, such as an email
message,
without their EXPLICIT authorization is a violation of both US and
International law
and grounds for suit.
Any DX ham radio meetings from Aug. 5 to 18 in the DFW area ??? Dallas to
u other guys.
I will again be in usa that time period. tnx.
Charles Harpole
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In looking back at past issues of the DXCC Yearbook, I find that the 1993 (my
first year in it), the DXCC Listing was 19 pages long. The 2002 issue had 27
pages to the list. It is obvious that participation has grown quite a bit over
the years, and you would think that ARRL DXCC would enjoy
AMEN John:
Last year when I complained that the annual DXCC listings were
missing, a part of the explanation I got verbally from a particular
League official, was that the DX Challenge is now the premier DX
Award in the league DX program. Pardon my French, but BS. That's a
matter of
Mike:
I couldn't have expressed it better than you have. DXCC has a 40+year (that I
know of) history and it is the pinnacle of DX awards. I don't participate in
DXCC Challenge as it takes way to much time to make a dent in the standings.
More power to those who do like it. I have, however, put
That's what every email I have ever received from Bill had written at
the bottom of his emails.. Bill is a real gentleman and does not get
grumpy..
I'm the same way ;-)73 DX! Ron
Bernie McClenny, W3UR wrote:
Harris,
Did the email you received from NC1L (not ND1L), Bill, say This
There was a time when communications between amateurs could not be divulged
to the public.
vy 73,
Nick W9UM
The enemy does not understand the dichotomy of our society, but they should
understand this; we will bandage our wounds, we will bury our dead; and then
we will come for you . . . and
I'll say again, you assume all dx'ers have the internet. The internet is not
available for most African locations unless you live in a large African city.
The same is true for South America. A lot of rural locations in the US does not
have internet available-thus the FCC wants BPL. Nothing
Why not just make the Yearbook available as a .pdf file. It could easily be
whatever number of pages is needed for all listings to be shown. Then anyone
wanting a paper copy just needs to print it out.
73, Tim - N3XX
- Original Message -
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: DX Chat
What he said (Pete beat me to it)... but let me add this:
I have read over the years that when statistics are compiled for the
political goniffs at the US Capitol, on average a single letter from a
single person (not an email, phone call, form letter, or name on a petition)
is considered
Works for me. Don't need to chop down trees for those of us on the Net and
don't need to see our call in print.
Gerry VE6LB
- Original Message -
From: Tim Heger
To: DX Chat
Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2007 4:59 PM
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] DXCC Yearbook
Since January, I have been conducting an experiment to see if there are many
new DXers in usa after the change in licensing tests. I have run rapid
contact style calls on 20meters SSB, signing HS0ZCW. Getting 20 over 9
reports to me during openings encouraged me to continue despite my
It's all about dumb it down and try to appeal to the new breed of hams.
Did you see the latest Antenna Issue of QST? All those VHF antenna
projects are a joke. While ARRL wants to appeal to the shack on the
belt gang, to increase the membership roster, do they really think they
would or
Many on this reflector have made some excellent points on this topic.
I would suggest these comments be put in writing to Newington
(preferably by snail-mail) rather than preaching to the choir here.
My letter is going out in tomorrow's post, and I would urge others to
do likewise.
Cheers,
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