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In article , "Carl R. Stevenson"
writes: The endless bickering and personal attacks that fundamentally have nothing to do with amateur radio policy and everything to do with personal grudges and vendettas have reached a level where they are almost totally dominating the newsgroup on many, if not most, days. I believe that a lot of good folks, like Ed Hare, for one ... aren't around any more because they got sick of wading through all of the extraneous crap ... our "community" here is worse off for the loss of such folks' contributions to the *real* discussions, and it's a shame ... I agree 100%, Carl. So what should folks like you and I do about it? In particular, when someone posts information that is flat out wrong, should we simply ignore it or challenge it? 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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