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![]() n6pse /////////////////////////////////////////// Blogging with Integrity Posted: 13 Mar 2017 10:58 AM PDT https://n6pse.wordpress.com/2017/03/...ith-integrity/ I’ve been writing my Blog for a few years now. For the most part, it is enjoyable. The areas of interest on my Blog are DXpeditions and my love for adventure travel. The views put forth on my Blog are my opinions and those of the many commenters. There certainly is no shortage of opinions these days. As a Blogger, we are not held to any kind of journalistic standard as the regular conventional media. I strive to be fair, balanced and accurate in my Blogging. I often write on topics and then share them with trusted/respected peers for their input before posting. Quite often what I post is a softer/nicer version of what I initially had written. I welcome those that have alternative opinions to post them in my comments section or email me directly. Sometimes the comments are so well communicated and thought out that my own views are changed. For example, I have Blogged several times about Kosovo. Initially, I did not share the view that it should become its own DXCC entity and gain some form of UN admission.* I held this view even after visiting Kosovo. In response to my Blogging, there were a number of alternative views shared. I read them and digested the thoughts. I found my own view changing on Kosovo based on other opinions that were shared with me. As a Blogger, I believe we have some responsibility to “get it right” and represent facts and events honestly, even if our friends disagree. I follow several other amateur radio blogs. My favorite is the Station Building Blog by Fred AB1OC. Fred shares his vast technical knowledge and love of amateur radio is a very nice, friendly style. Another Blog that I follow is recently taking me to task. I had recently posted the following comments in the DXing forum on Eham.net: “You know, my fellow DXpeditioners chide me about conversing with you guys in this forum. Some of them think you guys are clueless or merely contact hungry DXers. I dont see very many DXpeditioners willing to engage with you in this forum. I like to read and understand your issues, problems and challenges. By discussing this emerging problem of DXpedition leaders harming other DXpeditions, Im sharing our challenges with you” Today, that Blogger, Rich-KY6R is twisting my words and has posted this on his Blog: The same DXpeditioner who gave me the idea for the name of my blog (who called me an “Armchair DXer” when delineating the difference between “Brave Men who go on DXpeditions” vs. us who chase those Brave Men) recently admitted on eHam that he and his compatriots talk about DXers referring to us as: “Clueless and Contact *Hungry DXers” As you can see, Rich-KY6R is attributing these words as my thoughts when I have clearly communicated on Eham that these are the thoughts of some of my friends. As an act of integrity and good will, I have contacted Rich and informed him that his writing was incorrect. Rich has failed to see my point and his Blog remains published as such. As a Blogger, we will sometimes disagree from time to time, but when a fellow Blogger informs you that you are twisting the facts, a person of Integrity would strive to correct the error. What do you think? |
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