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I0OJJ > SYSOP 09.05.24 22:07l 44 Lines 1480 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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From: I0OJJ @ I0OJJ.ITA.EU (Gustavo)
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> LU9DCE > SYSOP 09.05.24 20:20l 13 Lines 763 Bytes #10 (0) @ WW
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> Subj: I0OJJ Return to 'stone age'
> Hi Gustavo,
>
> I understand your concern about adopting more advanced technologies in radio
> transmissions. It's true that there are still older MS-DOS-based BBSs operating
> via RF, and as we advance in transmission techniques and use more modern
> programs, some are left out of this evolution.
I am very sorry, that many, for various reasons, cannot keep up with
evolving techniques, I am very sorry for them.
> In Argentina, as you mentioned, we have fewer than 10 BBSs, and unfortunately,
> there aren't many active users. The few sysops remaining are doing their best
> to maintain the connection and activity on these platforms. In this context,
> sometimes it's preferable to maintain a connection with older software than to
> have no connection at all.
I agree that, especially in these lean times, it is better to have few
systems, even obsolete, than none.
> I hope we can continue finding ways to improve our transmissions and keep this
> ham radio community alive in Argentina.
>
> 73,
I am fortunate enough to have good forward Sysop partners
in Argentina, and I am happy for their desire to do the
things: thank you to everyone!
Thanks to you too for your efforts!
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73 and ciao, gustavo i0ojj/ir0aab/ir0eq
non multa, sed multum
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