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N2OHH > IRLP 20.02.05 16:22l 50 Lines 1389 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Read: DL6NDQ DK5RAS GUEST DF1ND DH6MBT
Subj: Re: VE1EX > IRLP, ELNK etc.
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G6HJP wrote:-
> While I can see Warrens point of view and totally agree with the fact that
> what he has described is not Rdaio in pure sense of the word, but I have to
> wonder
> how many people would be able to read his bulletin id it was not for the
> Internet that had forwarded it around the world in such a short time.
>
The internet IS NOT neaded for forwarding! You can use a SatGate or HF
forwarder instead.
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> but this is a amateur Bulletin system and as such should be able to send
> bulls around the world for all to read.
World wide forwarding is NOT a requirement.
> This canot always be done by radio
Yes it can.
> alone, after all bulletins expire after a certain time and if they are
> delayed too long at a BBS, they may not go any further, this is why the
> Interent and also Modem Telnet forwarding comes in.
>
That is why there are redundant path established to ensure delivery.
> Warren, you are correct, but don't cry 'wolf' at the internet, after all it
> did allow me to reply to your message.
>
Actually I received it via HF Gate in Connecticut.
> I have three radios ports here, but they certainly would not reach over to
> your area of the world.
>
Which isn't necessary which to a neighbor who is running SatGat or HF Gate.
> Best to you.
>
> Peter, Sysop - G6HJP @ GB7PFD.#48.GBR.EU
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