On Nov 17, 2008, at 4:03 PM, John Brosnahan -- W0UN wrote:
>
> Everyone who chooses to ignore the exchange rule has an unfair
> advantage over those who follow the rules. That would certainly
> cheapen the victory of anyone who did not follow this (or any other)
> rule.
Would you DQ everyone who gives a callsign, but does not do it twice?
I would not. And any advantage is certainly not unfair. You choose to
nil the other op. I can make the exchange from the logged callsign and
the other parts of the exchange they send. It walks talks and quacks
like a proper exchange.
Perhaps the sponsor should be asked if the callsign has to be sent
twice, lest they be DQ'd.
Would you nil the contact if the exchange was made backward?
But seriously, if you want to nil everyone who does not, then have at
it.
-73 de Mike N3LI -
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