[CW] CW trends on the ham bands -- as I experience it

cod947 k1vv at comcast.net
Sun Jun 20 06:28:02 EDT 2010


We have noted similar behavior.

When some one asks me an email  question ... I reply with the information, 
or photo or a URL that they requested ..

Not only do they not even thank me for my time and effort to reply ..

They never even reply that they received my reply email ....

There has been a major change in the culture over the last 20 or so years 
....

It has become more of  a "What is in it for me ... and how does this affect 
me"

Respect and many common courtesies are gone .....

If you expect nothing .... you will not be disappointed ....

K1VV




----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Patrick" <flymooney at gmail.com>
To: "CW Reflector" <cw at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Sunday, June 20, 2010 12:27 AM
Subject: Re: [CW] CW trends on the ham bands -- as I experience it


> Henry Mei'l's wrote:
>
>> *I also wonder why so many can't or wont get my call right -- usually
>> reading the last letter 'f' as 'r' regardless of whether I use *
>> *my el-key, bug or straight key  -- no one seems to have trouble copying
>> my text -- also some swift types insist on calling me Harry no matter
>> how many times **I tell them it's Henry. No, nothing wrong with my fist
>> or keying - have heard it recorded and played backed to me and have been
>> told that my sending is clean and easily readable.*
>
> I get the same problem with people who do not read emails. I will send
> an email to one of my buddies asking them a question about something or
> other and they will reply and not answer the question. They won't say
> they don't know or even acknowledge the question was asked. This happens
> a LOT in some of my business communications. I will explain something to
> a client and they will turn right around and ask me a question to which
> the previous email provided the answer. I don't know if people just
> don't thoroughly read, don't comprehend, or just plain don't care. I
> have noticed these occurrences have really picked up in the last few
> years or so. I guess everyone is in too much of a hurry to pay attention
> to details (or they think they are anyway).
>
> Patrick KA4ZNU
>
>
>
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