[Dx-qsl] eQSL Changes

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In a message dated 04/04/2002 23:32:21 GMT Daylight Time, 
nenad@nortelnetworks.com writes:


> I understand your frustration. However, look back in 1920s, when QSL
> cards have been invented. They were invented as QSO CONFIRMATION method,
> using the technology of the day (snail mail system).
> 
> They have never been intended to become collectibles. In other words,
> the QSO record is sufficient, not the card itself.
> 

       Have a look at some cards from the twenties and thirties. They were
       not just confirmation cards, but contained loads of personal info
       as well;some were brilliantly designed and were far more than just
       599 confirmations. Admittedly, the USA ones from about 1929
       onwards tended to be "standards", but you should see my
       collection!
       Tony G4UZN


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