Then CQ should come right out and say this to their subscribers.
I think most hams will be willing to support them... when they communicate.
Besides being good customer service... aren’t we supposed to be communicators?
We sure can be lousy about that, sometimes.
WRT the contests... isn’t the WWROF pretty much taking them over, if they
haven’t already?
73, Ron W3WN
> On Jan 15, 2020, at 5:28 PM, Dave Thompson <thompson@mindspring.com> wrote:
>
>
> Gang.
>
> CQ Communications that publishes CQ Magazine is a small business. They are
> current on the digital version but they have been having trouble finding
> reasonable printers. They do not have the backing of a large organization
> such as ARRL who had had to raise member dues to keep putting out QST.
>
> Remember CQ sponsors many of the top contests then provides space including
> all the line scores. ARRL and QST stopped printing the line scores years
> ago. I suggest that instead of dropping CQ contesters need to at least buy
> the digital version.
>
> The question is what happens to all the CQ WW contests if CQ goes out of
> business. Efforts have tried to better fund CQ Communications over the past
> few years and were dropped due to the funds needed. Support CQ to support
> our contests.
>
> 73 Dave K4JRB ex K5MDX
> Retired CQ WW 160 Director
>
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