[RTTY] BARTG Exchange?

scarroll at mchsi.com scarroll at mchsi.com
Wed Mar 26 11:16:11 EDT 2008


Hank,

He NEVER made it into my log, because I couldn't get the proper contest 
exchange from him (even when I asked for it). If your suggestion were to 
really work, he should be removed from everyone's log !!! Perhaps he would 
then realize that everyone is expected to abide by the rules and my asking for 
an RST in his exchange is not a joke !!!

I guess the enforcement of contest rules is too much to ask. I've had some 
interesting personal emails to this situation. One guy didn't see the big 
deal... most likely the offender won't submit a log. I say, who cares? 
Everyone that DID log him was wrong to do so because it wasn't a valid 
exchange. Another guy told me that everyone is entitled to have a little RTTY 
fun on the weekend, and the rules aren't to be followed that strictly. Yeah 
right !!! Maybe we should just all make up our own rules and scoring system. 

Where's all the frequency police during the contest, maybe they're too busy 
yelling "UP UP LID" on the DXpedition frequency to get involved.

FLAME OFF... now I'm stepping down off my soapbox.

73, Steve - AA4U



>Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 20:14:15 -0700
>From: W6SX  Hank Garretson <w6sx at npgcable.com>
>Subject: Re: [RTTY] BARTG Exchange?
>To: rtty at contesting.com
>Message-ID: <200803260314.m2Q3ELmT029412 at front2.npgco.com>
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>If you're really hardcore, delete him from your log, submit your 
>log.  He'll get a NIL and a penalty.  If he checks his LCR, maybe 
>he'll remember the conversation.  Maybe he'll change his approach 
>and/or maybe he'll never work you in a contest again.
>
>73,
>
>Hank, W6SX



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