Guide for ONTARS Net Control Stations
I am proud to be considered a net controller
of the Ontario Amateur Radio Service Net.
Whatever I do or say reflects directly upon myself,
and my
fellow controllers, my net manager,
and the long history of ONTARS service to the amateur
community.
I will obide by the Industry Canada rules regarding
amateur radio and the operation of such.
I will not criticize my fellow controllers, amateurs
that check in, or the net manager
openly on the air unless I have a better suggestion
and I am prepared to do it myself.
My fellow controllers, net manager and I
are members of the ONTARS amateur fraternity.
Without our leadership and dedication to ONTARS the net
will cease to exist.
ONTARS values me as a net controller. I donate
my time and energy to the ONTARS
group, and consider it a privilege to be an integral
part of the
Ontario Amateur Radio Service Net.
I should treat my fellow controllers, and net manager
with the same respect, honour and
understanding that I would like to receive from them.
It is not a right to be an ONTARS net controller,
it is an honour. I should respect
that honour by abiding by all of the principals that
embody our operations.