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From: "Joe Subich, W4TV" <w4tv@subich.com>
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> I think Bob White would be spinning in his grave with lack
> of concern - and apparent disdain - many here are expressing
> to the security and sanctity of DXCC. The lack of concern for
> the standards 60 plus years (Don Miller not withstanding) is
> appalling.
Could it be that the security and sanctity, not to mention
the integrity, of DXCC is a little over-rated?
Where is the integrity in working the DX from any station
you choose (in your own country, of course)?
Where is the integrity in working the DX from a remote
station on the other side of your continent?
Where is the integrity in having someone else work the
DX using your call?
I got my DXCC in 1964 and then stopped counting. I have
not applied under my present call.
There are integrity issues in both contesting and DXing.
As a contester, I support the publication of contest logs.
73,
Paul EI5DI
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