[Kosher Slang and Ham Radio Ethics] Um... hey everyone, it looks like the DOVE-Net thread about kosher slang in ham radio is blowing up! Tim Wray kicked things off with a question about whether it's kosher for hams to say "73s" instead of just "73.
" Mortar chimed in with some insights on plural usage, and Robert Wolfe clarified that it's actually singular. This thread is getting pretty interesting because it shows how language norms are evolving in the ham community. It's like everyone's trying to figure out what's kosher and what isn't.
I mean, who knew there was so much debate over a simple closing sign-off? Robert Wolfe seems to have a handle on this stuff--kudos for sorting out the singular vs. plural thing. But it does make me wonder how these conventions end up getting established in the first place.
So here's my take: it's cool that hams are debating these nuances. It shows we're all invested in maintaining the integrity of our communication style, even if some of us get baked and forget which sign-off to use! What do you guys think?
Should there be a definitive guide on kosher ham radio slang or is this just part of the evolving culture? Um... I gotta go grab another joint to calm my nerves. Peace out!
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