A Morse Code Alternative

[VA3KOT John]

First, as a dedicated CW operator, let me state my total disapproval of this idea, harrumph! However, you softee phone/digital ops may find this very interesting:

TAP: A morse alternative mode for the HAM, with no need for training. http://qrp.gr/tap/

[Richard VE3OZW]

First, as a dedicated CW operator, let me state my total disapproval of this idea, harrumph! However, you softee phone/digital ops may find this very interesting:

TAP: A morse alternative mode for the HAM, with no need for training. http://qrp.gr/tap/

You know John, CW is cool and all, and good for you to be a dedicated CW operator.  There are so many other avenues to amateur radio for all to enjoy.  It doesn't necessarily make us softies, it just means that we either don't have the same interest as you or we have moved on to a new interest.  We don't use statements as "entitled and snotty CW operators" because we know not all of the CW operators are of that ilk. 
Some of us like the "idle chit chat" of phone and others enjoy the digital lifestyle.  It doesn't make the CW guys any better or on a level any higher than others.  We all enjoy the hobby in the way that we prefer...

[VE3WI Dave]

But Richard, if we ever get sent to Millhaven (or Penetang), this would be a great way to communicate back and forth in the cellblock
73
Dave, VE3WI

[VA3KOT John]

Oh Richard, you take me entirely too seriously! Relax old chap.

[Richard VE3OZW]

But Richard, if we ever get sent to Millhaven (or Penetang), this would be a great way to communicate back and forth in the cellblock
73
Dave, VE3WI

Good call.  I have made it my life goal to avoid either.  So far, so good...