I ALWAYS include a TU in my exchange. Although it's mostly abt confirming a
contact, I have no problem with it also being friendly and polite.
I find it somewhat offensive in a 'big brother' sort of way, to suggest
mandating standards of positive social behavior, with rule changes.
If this is the case, consider me DQ'd.
73 de Steve, NR4M
On Oct 2, 2013, at 8:48, "Shoppa, Tim" <tshoppa@wmata.com> wrote:
> GL3DI writes:
>> How about making the sending of the name, TU, and greetings ( GA, GE or
>> whatever) a mandatory thing? If everybody HAD to send those, RTTY would be
>> seen in a new light of a Gentleman's Mode.
>
> I really enjoy several North American contests (ARRL Sweepstakes; NAQP; NA
> Sprint) that take at least one of these steps by including the name.
> Sweepstakes and NA Sprint in particular, also require sending both sides call
> signs in every exchange, something else I enjoy.
>
> I think non-NA station are allowed to enter such events and there is always
> some EU, SA, and even JA participation in those events.
>
> That said... those events are clearly not quite in the same spirit as CQ WW.
>
> Maybe the closest we have for RTTY right now, is ARRL RTTY Roundup, which
> does in fact have a lot of international participation.
>
> Tim N3QE
>
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