[SFDXA] DX University Best Practices
Bill
bmarx at bellsouth.net
Thu Nov 14 08:36:05 EST 2013
This is from The DX University Web Site - Guide for DXers and DXpeditioners
http://www.dxuniversity.com/
DXU Best Practices
With ever increasing activity, pileup behavior on the DX bands seems to
be becoming worse and worse. The /DX Code of Conduct/ is a widely
circulated list of operating rules that have been adopted by many
DXpeditions. The original Code is directed at DXers, and it instructs
them how to operate in a way that could bring order and make pileups
more civil.
Less widely known is that "The DX Code of Conduct" Web pages also
contain a set of guidelines for DXpeditioners or /DXpeditioner's Code//.
/The DX-Code organization has asked DXpedition leaders to "support" the
DX Code of Conduct. Which code they support is not always clear, however.
To clarify this situation, the DX University offers clearly delineated
guidelines for both DXpeditioners /and/ DXers. They are referred to
separately as "Best Practices for DXpedition Operating"
<http://www.dxuniversity.com/showpage.php?id=20&title=Best_Practices_for_DXpedition_Operating%20>
and"Best Practices for Courteous and Efficient DXing."
<http://www.dxuniversity.com/showpage.php?id=25&title=Best_Practices_for_Courteous_and_Efficient_DXing%20>Links
to these pages are found elsewhere on this page. Best Practices" for
DXers is similar to those of the DX Code of Conduct, although presented
as suggestions.
The "Best Practices for DXpedition Operating" is the result of a
considerable effort by a group of experienced DXers and DXpeditioners
who hold strongly to the principle that /DXpeditioners themselves/ are
in the best position to control and manage their pileups.
We hope that DXpedition leaders and operators will review and adhere
closely to the /Best Practices for DXpeditioning Operating/
<http://www.dxuniversity.com/showpage.php?id=20&title=Best_Practices_for_DXpedition_Operating%20>
in order to help assure well-run operations. While the DX
University takes no position on how these guidelines can or should be
used, we hope that the organizations might would recommend these "Best
Practices," These guidelines are simply offered as our recommendations
for good operating practices.
More information about the SFDXA
mailing list