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"Clint" rattlehead at computron dot net wrote in message ... (4) The public at large (ham radio operators) should NOT be BURDENED with having to make choices; they should not have the freedom to choose how to use thier skills to the ends that they see fit; such is an IMPOSITION upon them. By eliminating the testing requirement for Morse code, we are seriously undermining people's freedom of choice. Choices need to be based on sufficient knowledge of the subject. Morse code is one of those areas where a person needs to learn the basics and experience it before they have sufficient knowledge. Keeping the test means that individuals will have a better knowledge base upon which to choose whether or not to pursue Morse code to proficient level. No one is required to use Morse code after learning it. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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