My thought is - how would the ARRL know? And how and when do they act?
If they had one report of this happening, are they likely to DQ
someone? I'd say no. What about 5? Probably still no. What about 10?
Would it take 100 hams reporting it? And how likely is THAT to happen?
I myself can't even remember what I ate for breakfast a half hour ago,
let alone a specific callsign of anyone doing anything like that in
the contest.
:-)
73, Zack W9SZ
On 11/10/10, KI9A@aol.com <KI9A@aol.com> wrote:
>
> Paul, needing reviewed or not, THEY BROKE the rules by not sending their
> call as part of the exchange!!! I certainly does not make it right to do
> this, just because you think the rules need changed...
>
> Not sure how many ARRL SS's you have participated in, but why are you so
> concerned about this subject? Has it been a thorn in your side? I'm
> actually a bit confused at how this rule is not "outdated". Hmmm.
>
> I looked at my notes, I had 14 out of almost 700 stations do this. I
> asked for a fill from each of them, in order to make the QSO legit.
>
>
>
>
> In a message dated 11/10/2010 5:42:09 A.M. Central Standard Time,
> pokane@ei5di.com writes:
>
> Why should they be DQed? Some rules, like laws,
> become outdated and may need to be reviewed.
>
>
>
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