A learning experience that can be accomplished without a license exam
(Boy
Scouts routinely did it), therefore not an argument supporting a code
testing requirement.

That's where I first learned about the morse code. I had to learn it to get
a badge; upon learning it, I recieved a badge of achievement for haveing
done so. Had I not dont it, I STILL would have been allowed to be a boy
scout, they wouldn't have thrown me out NOR was learning the code
a requirement for joining in the first place. I just wouldn't have gotten
that particular acheivement badge had I not went through the morse
code studies.

I certainly think that by now newbies reading the various posts
on either side of the issue have at least some good starting points from
which to start making thier own conclusion. I wonder if, in retrospect,
the PCTA is proud of the way they've behaved and wonder if they
should not have taken a different tactic?

Clint

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