

merlin100 wrote:New amateurs should be welcomed. Having a certainly level of intelligence should be essential, unfortunately the RSGB is more interested in numbers, i.e. bums on seats. Quality should come before quantity!It doesn't where you've came from, old habits should be left at the door and new, better habits should be adopted.
m0lsx wrote:merlin100 wrote:New amateurs should be welcomed. Having a certainly level of intelligence should be essential, unfortunately the RSGB is more interested in numbers, i.e. bums on seats. Quality should come before quantity!It doesn't where you've came from, old habits should be left at the door and new, better habits should be adopted.
Amateur radio is about self learning & thus self development. The problem is not the quality, nor the quantity. It's the fact that far too many people get a licence & then think there is nothing else to learn. Personally I see quality, as someone who tries & who wants to learn. Not as someone who finds exams easy, but who cannot bother beyond the exam.
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