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Old May 4th 07, 12:22 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.moderated
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Default Before and After Cessation of Code Testing

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Nope...I think we're getting all the "influx" now that we will.


The decline in licensing continues unabated.

With the exception of a minor uptick in October '06, the number of licensed
amateurs has been in decline since '03
..
Feb 07: 655,477. Mar 07: 655,048 Apr 07: 654,940

Where are the "hoards of technically savvy" people in the wings "just
waiting for the code requirement to disappear"?


I've said it before and here it is again...Amateur Radio does NOT need
"big numbers"...We need to have QUALITY licensees...That means solid
skills and a NON-COMPROMISED question pool like we have today.


Exactly. History has proven time and time again that quality, not quantity,
is the solution to most problems.


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