J. Mc Laughlin:

That is certainly an open and honest post, which gives deep insight into
the authors mind...

It is obvious that only your close family, friends, fellow employees and
local community have any "real" weight on your considerations and
efforts...

While that is fine, it would be better if you did not place yourself in
a position where you have influence over others you "have not met/don'
know their name(s)"... as, even for your ignorance of them--they are
just as important--in some instances, it is even to imagine them of even
more importance...

.... but, once one can verbalize their limitations they are in a far
better position to deal with those limitations and not suffer others for
their lack thereof...

Warmest regards,
John

"J. Mc Laughlin" wrote in message
...
Coming from, and living in, a rural culture where people are
individuals
with names, it is difficult for me to give weight to the emissions of
those
without a real name or call sign.

Not to place one's name on one's work is to place no value on it.
It is
irritating to see so much that is written here being given no value by
the
author.

Some of the most verbose are sounding brass and tinkling bells
signifying nothing.

My opinion. My (only) name.

MAC N8TT


--
J. Mc Laughlin; Michigan U.S.A.
Home:
"Reg Edwards" wrote in message
...
Why do so few correspondents on newsgroups give their real names and
call signs?

Why the hidden secrets?

People should be proud of their call signs.

Or do radio amateurs suffer from inferiority complexes.

Back to SWR.
----
Reg, G4FGQ