[CQ-Contest] apres moi le ZERO, in English

[Joe]

while you are working him,

you shouldn't be calling him unless you know his call right?

But once you know it. make sure everyone else knows it too by saying it 
a few times wasting his time, and making his pile up worse because now 
everyone knows his call.

Joe WB9SBD
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On 11/26/2012 1:17 PM, VE1AL at eastlink.ca wrote:
>   
> Hold on, Joe.  How can you send his call in the exchange if you don't know
> what it is???
>
> 73
>
> Al, VE1AL
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: CQ-Contest [mailto:cq-contest-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of
> Joe
> Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 11:03 AM
> To: cq-contest at contesting.com
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] apres moi le ZERO, in English
>
> Or a retaliation to all the slow ID'ers.  Ya know the guys that ID maybe
> once every 20 qso's or worse?
>
> A really simple AND would be very effective thing to do, and if you are a
> S&P er, it would not slow you down one bit really.
>
> When you run into one of these never ID guys,  make sure you send his call
> when you work him during the exchange, if he won't every now and then say
> his call,  well then have EVERYONE say his call for him,  this would surely
> slow him down or change his ways.
>
> There were  few I heard all weekend, on several bands too, at least a
> hundred times I heard them,  but never worked them, Probably wasted 30
> minutes total waiting for their call. just this one station.
>
> Joe WB9SBD
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> On 11/24/2012 9:14 PM, Charles Harpole wrote:
>> I am a S&Per.  I can stand in this CW Contest assemblage and admit it.
>> I am not proud of it, but I know with some many step process, I can't
>> live with it.
>>
>> So I want all you big gun Runners, often on several bands at once,
>> beaming several KW in at least two directions, to hear this.....
>>
>> Apres moi le ZERO, After me, or WITHOUT ME, YOU HAVE NO CONTEST.
>>
>> Big gun Runners never tune around, so IF I did not come to them, they
>> would have many more empty CQs than even today.  In fact, no contacts at
> all.
>> I am the one who tunes around, eschewing (and cursing) skimmers and
>> spotters, the one who waits many minutes for you Runner to I.D., the
>> one who sticks with your CQs only to realize that you are working on a
>> different band and what I am listening to is only you 'holding your
> place'
>> and not listening to callers (often my call sign is longer than your
>> listening time), and the one who calls you at your sending speed only
>> to discover that YOU can not copy at your sending speed, so I send
>> again more s l o w l y.
>>
>> These are the things I do for you and sometimes get a TU back.
>>
>> Why do I do it?  I could say that I am a 20WPM guy and can not myself
>> Run because people call me at 30 or 40WPM, which is true.  I have all
>> the DX I need, so I do not need your entity, Mr. Runner.  The answer
>> is I work 40 or 50 of you big gun Runners, get enuf of it, and go to the
> Internet instead.
>> Your loss, Mr. Runner.
>>
>> So, A PROPOSAL:  All hams, do not S&P;  if you can not Run, just go to
>> a WARC band for fun, but listen some time to the contest bands full of
>> empty CQs and smile.
>>
>> 73,
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