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Old July 22nd 03, 01:22 AM
Hans Kohb
 
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"N2EY" wrote


35% answered "Never"
37% answered "Rarely"
27% answered "Regularly"
1% did not answer.




64% (37+27) sometimes use Morse code, according to that survey. That's a fact,
not spin.



Facts (and spin) are in the eye of the beholder, Jim. Your "64%
sometimes use Morse code" is trumped by the fellow who uses the same
numbers to factually state that "72% (35+37) of the hams surveyed rarely
or never use Morse code".

73, de Hans, K0HB

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