[UK-CONTEST] Bad Publicity
Bob Henderson
bob at 5b4agn.net
Tue Jul 1 13:59:38 EDT 2008
Richard,
This is fascinating. I favour disqualification for clear breaches of
contest rules but I am a contester. Hitherto I have imagined
non-contesters wouldn't give a damn.
I've long believed that difficulty in finding a clear frequency for
non-contest pursuits is what most annoys those who don't share our passion.
What evidence supports your assertion?
Bob, 5B4AGN
Richard Newstead wrote:
> In my view, poor policing of contest rules is the factor that annoys
> non-contesters the most. The various contest Committees seem unable or
> unwilling to simply disqualify contesters who deliberately infringe the
> rules (in respect of frequency) or radiate incredibly poor signal (VHF
> especially).
>
> The wider perception is that contesters, after all, are all mates and so a
> gentle rebuke is the very most that will ever happen. Continued bad
> publicity is hardly surprising.
>
> 73
>
> Richard
> G3CWI
>
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