[aprssig] Tactical call signs
John Habbinga kc5zrq at gmail.comMon Apr 23 19:03:47 UTC 2007
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The control operator of the station originating a message is primarily accountable for any violation of the rules in this part contained in the message. Digipeated traffic is not 3rd party traffic. The operator of the digipeater, or the I-gate, is not responsible for the content of the traffic. The operator of the digipeater is only responsible for making an effort to prevent illegal traffic. > If it's digipeated then it's 3rd party traffic and the digipeater is > responsible for IDing itself. Same goes for an I-Gate.
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