[Moon] QSL Cards .. intimidation

[Peter Sundberg]

Just a thought, 

Will the ones who send a card to such a station, without checking for a "No
QSL policy" on QRZ.com, accept this fact and not put that station on his
annual EME reflector black list??

Don't think so..

As I understand it, the decision not to QSL is one that an individual just
can't take by himself, regardless if he announces his decision. It is
common practice and accepted to flame non-QSL'ers. 

And why is the most modern way to QSL, LoTW, not accepted by most
moonbouncers as a full confirmation of the QSO?

Seems simple enough.

73 de Peter SM2CEW
www.sm2cew.com
http://blog.sm2cew.com





At 16:49 2008-02-09 , Dave Hallidy wrote:
>Not to extend or refire this argument/discussion, but Steve's is actually a
>good idea- I certainly respect anyone's desire NOT to QSL, but please- let
>those of us who DO like exchanging them know that you don't- a note in your
>QRZ.com listing to that effect will tell us.  Then we won't waste your time
>or our money, and you won't get dumped with cards you don't want or
>inquiries about whether or not you received our card(s).
>Seems simple enough.
>Thanks!
>Dave K2DH 
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: moon-bounces at moonbounce.info [mailto:moon-bounces at moonbounce.info] On
>Behalf Of Steve McDonald
>Sent: Sunday, February 03, 2008 1:28 PM
>To: moon at moonbounce.info; moon-net at list-serv.davidv.net
>Subject: Re: [Moon] QSL Cards .. intimidation
>
>
>> I can with-hold my disgust no longer .
>
>I think problems such as those that you and others have experienced can be
>alleviated by doing either of the following two things:
>
>- respond to QSL's received in a timely manner....
>
>or
>
>- add a note to your qsl.com / Buckmaster info that you DO NOT QSL and WILL
>NOT RESPOND TO ANY QSL's SENT.
>
>Steve / VE7SL
>
>
>
>
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