Hi Ken,
That will be great if NCJ will publish ARRL contest results
That will make contest more popular for sure
I dont know if contests organizers will stop publish contest results or
just publish short version of results do we need that kind of the contest?
We need propably but organizers not
Why then they are organizing what they are dont need?
73 Al 4L5A/D4B
> The NCJ was not originally an ARRL publication. It started out as a
small,
> self-published newsletter. As it grew in size and subscriber base,
> eventually a deal was struck with the ARRL to support it's publication.
> The ARRL handles the finances, professional layout, printing, and mailing
> of the magazine, but _all_ of the magazine's content is still created by
> volunteers. K9LA is not paid to be the editor of the NCJ. None of
> the article authors are paid for their work. The NCJ-sponsored contests
> are run by volunteers and the results are produced by volunteers (not the
> ARRL Contest Branch.)
>
> The NCJ benefits from this relationship: volunteers get to focus on
content
> rather than the mundane details of finances and production; and the ARRL
> promotes the magazine to the ARRL membership.
>
> The ARRL benefits from the relationship: ARRL membership loyalty is
enhanced
> amongst contesters; there is an ARRL-associated outlet for authors whose
> contest-specific writings don't fit into QST; and the prestige of the ARRL
> amongst hams at large, who know that the ARRL is publishing several
specialty
> magazines as well as QST, is generally enhanced.
>
> Kenneth E. Harker WM5R
> kenharker@kenharker.com
> http://www.kenharker.com/
>
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