[UK-CONTEST] RSGB Who's Who?

[Derek Thom]

Hello All,

Same problem here.  I submitted details and picture, but I'm not in the 
book.  Disappointing to say the least.

But, as Nigel says, a worthwhile and interesting publication.

73, Derek G3NKS



In message <018901c53b65$262b1320$a6669851 at your7ifoxyzflq>, Nigel G3TXF 
<nigel at G3TXF.com> writes
>Hullo UK Contesters,
>
>This is totally off topic ..... I apologise!
>
>I am wondering if anyone else on this reflector may have had difficulty 
>with submitting material (using the RSGB's website) to the RSGB's new 
>Who's Who publication?
>
>G3TXF submitted text items onto the RSGB's website and also sent an 
>E-mail to the RSGB accompanying a photo (which was used on the front 
>cover of the book!) to confirm that text items had been duly submitted. 
>Unfortunately TXF's text item (submitted at the RSGB's web-site) then 
>appears to have got 'lost'.
>
>The end result was that TXF's mug appears on the front cover of the 
>Who's Who book [he's the one wearing the head-phones], but there's no 
>mention of him inside! Oh dear.....
>
>I am therefore wondering if anyone else had a problem submitting 
>material for this publication using the RSGB's website - i.e that a 
>submission was made, but which was then apparently 'lost' without trace?
>
>I understand that a certain well-known GW4 contester also had a similar 
>problem - i.e material was submitted at the RSGB's website, but was 
>then subsequently 'lost' in cyber-space. In the end, Steve's material 
>had to be sent to the RSGB by FAX.
>
>Are we the only two to have had this problem with the RSGB's Who's Who 
>submission web-page, I wonder?
>
>73 - Nigel G3TXF
>
>PS : I understand, notwithstanding the absence of TXF, that the RSGB's 
>new Who Who's book is an excellent publication - hi!
>
>
>
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Derek Thom