One thing for sure. QRM’ers don't go away: it's what they do. These guys are like cancer (sick). I found that if you look at these posts, you can tell and see who the QRM’ers are. Anyone who thinks that recording and making an mp3 of a freq. being screwed with and playing it for amusement and even being a part of it, is a sick QRM’er. I see guys with thousands upon thousands of posts (saying: hey guys come over to such and such a freq.--hey guys, let’s check out this freq.). What kind of pond scum is this? You guys know who you are. If you want your 15 min. of fame and maybe make a friend or two, skip about two week-ends of your beer drinking and QRM’ing and take the money you save and buy a cheap used 500w amp., build yourself a correctly-sized dipole and then you should have a signal everybody can hear. Now here comes the hard part: see if you can find enough balls to come on whatever freq. and be a man--and a real HAM--and ask if you can be a part of the conversation. And if not, no big deal: move on to the next freq. Sooner or latter you will find one that suits you just right. Don’t be like those who find QRM’ing amusing and fun. These people will never, ever have any real friends and will spend the rest of their lives very sad and sick…. [~Deciphered.]

Ron WJ5L’s 1^st post on QRZ [!] to Tom N1FM/n1sob & Co. on “3930, How NOT to handle QRM” on QRZ.com 8 Dec ‘07