[CQ-Contest] Circle Jerks

Bill Turner dezrat at copper.net
Wed May 30 09:18:16 EDT 2007


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On Tue, 29 May 2007 01:20:01 -0400, "Joe Subich, W4TV"
<w4tv at subich.com> wrote:

>
>Circles, as shown by Pete, aren't the solution - even without 
>considering that a circle totally screws Florida.


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Isn't the whole idea of a geographic area to include people who
actually come to the club meetings on a regular basis and to exclude
"ringers" who are club members in name only, operating from far away
just to help run up the score?

If that is the case, then a circle of a certain radius is appropriate.
If a state such as Florida has a lot of its circle out at sea, that's
just too bad. Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico would have a lot of their
circles covering uninhabited desert. So what?

A club is made up of whoever attends meetings regularly. If the member
base is small, so be it. 

Bill W6WRT


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