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      <title>What I miss in DX’peditions</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;The 3Y0K Expedition to Bouvet Island, one of the globe’s most remote locales, has been operational since the outset of March, generating considerable excitement within the amateur radio community. As usual, enthusiasts are striving to log this diminutive, icy isle. The fortunate operators bask in elation, while others grapple with frustration, which often erupts into toxic behavior across bands, social media, and several clustering platforms. However, do the majority of operators embody best practices in this endeavor? This could be just a simple rhetorical question, yet it is anything but, as it is absurd what they are doing to themselves and others.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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