From Texas, if we start working the Ws, it simply means more will call.
Generally, I ignore the domestic callers. If one persists, I'll work them
(and log them) but I have found that it's not good to start. Personally I
feel it's rude for someone who *knows* it's a DX contest to call. There are
plenty of contests where the Ws work everyone: SS, IARU, RDXC, WPX, NAQP,
SPRINT, State QSO Parties. Believe me, being in a prime one-skip zone to
most of the US, it's important not to encourage US stations to call.
Jim N3BB
At 01:42 PM 2/23/2009 -0600, David Kopacz wrote:
>"We hate them, but we have found that the easiest and quickest way to
>deal with them is to just work them
>quickly and get them out of the way."
>
>
>Working them, logging them and even worse, confirming the contact,
>enables them.
>
>If there is no reward for calling you, eventually they will stop.
>
>It's the same concept for spam. The reason we get spammed repeatedly is
>because some people payoff the spammers by purchasing their dope.
>
>David ~ KY1V
>
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