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Loggings => MW Loggings => Topic started by: AbnersFarm on December 05, 2022, 0509 UTC
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3500 mile pull on 650 am. KENI Ancorage Alaska into wisconsin. WSM took a nap for 80 seconds and i hit alaska. Weather report before returning back to i-heart radio. around 03:300 utc. Last Sunday. KENI phone calls only says cannot connect. I want a qsl card.
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Hello AbnersFarm, I have a few suggestions for your posting. I hope you will find them useful, it helps keep things organized on the forum.
1. Read the topics that show the correct title format and use that format
2. Post in the correct part of the forum, make sure the station heard is mean to go in that part of the forum
3. Edit your posts to add more information or updates rather than replying to add more details
4. No comments like "And from the United States kiss my ass." We are just trying to help, rude comments are not helping anything
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3500 mile pull on 650 am. KENI Ancorage Alaska into wisconsin. WSM took a nap for 80 seconds and i hit alaska. Weather report before returning back to i-heart radio. around 03:300 utc. Last Sunday. KENI phone calls only says cannot connect. I want a qsl card.
And I want you to learn how to post properly in this forum, I doubt many of the moderators here are fans of your posting habits (I'm not).
A few suggestions: read the topics that show the correct title format (and use that format), post in the correct part of the forum, and edit your posts instead of replying a dozen times to the same topic with minor updates.
Who died and made you boss? Lighten up.
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Amen.
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I apologize, I could have (and should have) written that nicer. This thread was moved from the North American Mediumwave Pirate board, and I am just trying to keep things organized and posts where they should be (I am a moderator in that part of the forum, but I know that is not an excuse for my behavior). I am trying to offer some advice for posting to AbnersFarm, and I hope it will be useful. I have gone back and edited my original post to a version closer to how it should have been in the first place.