What were the sales of the Contest Cookbook to non-contesters like? (I'm
sure that's a difficult, if not impossible, metric to measure)
Were the overall sales enough to warrant issuance of another book?
Why does it need to be a book?
Is any consideration being given to 'publishing' the 'book' on the Internet?
We have virtually/nearly free access to giga/megabytes of space available to
publish as little or as much as we want, to whatever detail and resolution
we want. AND I'll bet there are a heck of a lot more hams surfing the
Internet than are subscribing to the magazines, stateside and DX.
It could be a 'distributed' book: chapter 1 one one ham's webpage, chapter
2 on another, chapter 3 on yet another, etc...
Just wondering....
73,
dale, kg5u
> hi - with the indulgence of the list members, I would like to solicit
> chapter ideas for the "contesting book" AKA "the book" (I'm choosing to
> leave it untitled for now).
>
> I have used "[book]" in the subject to allow filtering if you are not
> interested.
>
> Since this is a brainstorming session, please reply to the list
> with all of
> your ideas.
>
> Anyone may participate, and suggesting a chapter does not imply
> volunteering
> for it.
>
> Normal brainstorming rules shall apply:
>
> 1. No idea is bad (yet), so please refrain from commenting.
>
> 2. You may, however, suggest improvements on an idea suggested by another.
>
> 3. Put all your ideas on the table - a wacky idea may lead to a
> really good
> idea.
>
> Once we get a good enough list, we can prioritize them, pare them
> down, and
> assign owners.
>
> thanks - jeff wk6i
>
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