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October 31st 06, 12:32 AM
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Amateurs used to be something special.
We were different because we could communicate with each other in morse. If code is eliminated there won't be anything unique anymore. Someone making an effort to learn code was also viewed has someone who most likely went out of their way to learn other things too, but now people look at the no codes and they don't see anything special there. SC |
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