+ AA6YQ comments below The ADIF committee apparently thinks all software is easy to change and should do so to match their intentions.
+ An interchange specification is by definition dynamic. New digital modes are a common occurrence - a trend we should welcome and encourage. SUBMODE was added to the ADIF specification 6 years ago. If an application can't "keep up" with simple extensions like SUBMODE, either it's poorly structured, or its developer is incompetent. We unsuccessfully fought this idea so you'll just have to live with what they've done. + The vote on 2019-05-21 to approve ADIF 3.1.0 -- which defines FT4 as <MODE:4>MFSK SUBMODE:3>FT4 -- was unanimous, as shown in this announcement: <https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/adifvoting/conversations/messages/168> -------------------------------------------------------- Do you approve of the ADIF 3.1.0 specification and agree that it is ready for publication? Yes 100.00% (14) No 0.00% (0) 14 people voted for "Yes" Nizar Ben Rejeb 3V8MN Dave Bernstein AA6YQ James Reisert AD1C Bernd Koch DF3CB Jordi Quintero EA3GCV Graham Smith G3ZOD Terry Genes G4POP Richard Murphy K1MU Rick Ellison N2AMG Scott Davis N3FJP Dave Morris N5UP Don Agro VE3VRW Jim Hargrave W5IFP Michael Carper WA9PIE -------------------------------------------------------- If you don't recognize the names, the list includes representatives of DXLab, eQSL, FLE, HRD, Logger32, Log4OM, LoTW, MacLoggerDX, N3FJP, Sim31, and SwissLog. 73, Dave, AA6YQ _______________________________________________ wsjt-devel mailing list wsjt-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wsjt-devel
