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On Feb 27, 10:46 am, Rich McAllister K6RFM wrote:
Just had an interesting conversation on IRC with some DL hams, who mentioned that they haven't signed up for "Logbook of the World" yet because of the hassle. Anybody have an opinion where we should be applying pressure? To the ARRL to come up with an easier way for non-US hams to sign up? For non-US amateur radio organizations to step in as an intermediary? Rich Rich, I don't see the ARRL relinquishing control of LOTW so I don't believe you'll see any "intermediaries" coming into play. LOTW is a bit of a pain. The process is clunky but it works. There is a need for good security. There has to be a way to ensure that each fellow uploading information is who he says he is. I was slow to come on board but the process costs less than mailing QSLs. Dave K8MN |
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