>>8923339 lb
We have never had effective feedback on the memes we create here. Memefags are not twitterfags. Twitterfags have had their accounts blocked. There are no effective metrics on engagement or which memes are good or bad or changes in attitude brought about by our memes.
I highlighted this as a problem in the 1st year of this operation and we have never overcome it with any sort of disciplined rigorous analysis.
/Memefarmer
FCC regs prohibit hams using code to communicate.
7.197 kHz is at the very top of the 40 meter ham band in the SSB portion.
3.5 KHz is the 80 meter band.
It sounds like it was a contest, anon. I haven't stayed up on contesting since the Q op began but weekends are when most contesting occurs.
They would be reciting their callsigns and other information required in a context exchange. 359 is a signal report. (Weak but readable).
QSL?
Over.
>I want a way to MEASURE what worked and what didn't so that we can incorporate
>QUALITY IMPROVEMENT into the process.
Because would you fire an artillery piece without calculating the wind drift and other targeting parameters? Would you want to know where the shell landed? If it was off-target wouldn't you want to adjust the aim? Naturally! Memes are no different. Says memefarmer replying to themself.
>We had that of a sort, before - see >>8923906
Yeah, I know. Miss the War Room General.
Congratulations fren! You will learn to love antenna theory, kek, and the daily changes in the ionosphere.
>>8924214 Sometimes I feel like I have to, if I'm too recognizable in a bread or make too many posts due to MF duties. Sometimes I wish I hadn't hopped so I can carry on a proper conversation, kek.
>>8924216 The technician ticket is easy. Make friends with your local ham club and they will be a lot of help.
This reply is unclear.
Your Direct Comms is not very direct at all (i.e. incomprehensible).
If you have a message please say it in a straightforward way.