[WT-support] Hostility on the list?

[Andy Hewitt]

I also could not agree more. I have never used W-T to it's full benefit in a
multi-multi network, but, as a CW/SSB/rtty contest program it fulfils my
requirements to a T. It would be nice if it included psk so that I could use
it in the RSGB HFCC contests, but I don't like psk and I am definitely not
asking for it to be included.

As for all developers of amateur radio software, add-ons, databases, etc all
done for free in their spare time I have nothing but admiration for these
fellow hams.
73
Andy G3SVD


-----Original Message-----
From: support-bounces at win-test.com [mailto:support-bounces at win-test.com] On
Behalf Of Pablo - EA4TX
Sent: 05 March 2009 10:49
To: support at win-test.com
Subject: Re: [WT-support] Hostility on the list?

I'm completely 100% agree with Ben-DL6RAI's opinion.
It couldn't be more clear and loud! 
My "thanks" to the Wintest team for their effort and program!

73's Pablo - EA4TX



-----Mensaje original-----
De: support-bounces at win-test.com [mailto:support-bounces at win-test.com] En
nombre de Bernhard Buettner DL6RAI
Enviado el: jueves, 05 de marzo de 2009 0:31
Para: support at win-test.com
Asunto: Re: [WT-support] Hostility on the list?

In all these discussions of shortcomings and missing features, let's not
forget what a long way Win-Test has come and what a superb and comfortable
tool for contesting we have in our hands today. If it was not for people
like Oliver, Laurent and many others acting in the background, what a sad
world would it be...

Think of the country files that are done by AD1C for almost 20 years.
There are people out there who write log checking software for CQ and ARRL.
Think of the 3830 mail archives, QRZ.COM and all the other things we take
for granted because they exist.  But they may go away from one day to
another.

We are lucky to have people who spend years of their life to create and
maintain a product like Win-Test. We owe them a fair amount of respect in
the first place. I am thankful for every day they continue to work on the
software. The day of burn-out will come for sure - but maybe we can prolong
that productive period by being creative, supportive and motivating.

After all - it is not always the software that needs a change or an
improvement. Sometimes it is the person in front of the screen that needs an
upgrade.

73 Ben, DL6RAI


Cookie of the day:

I know engineers, they love to change things.
                -- McCoy,  "The Motion Picture,"  stardate 7411.4

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