On 1/2/21 11:59 PM, Stacy wrote:
On 1/2/21 11:45 PM, Stacy wrote:
On 1/2/21 11:36 PM, Stacy wrote:

In case anyone is wondering at the scope of the targeted actions towards me:


Here is what my account listed previously for node numbers on the AllStarLink web portal:

2004
2005
2006
2020

41638
42088
42342
48404


2004 ASL-Testing








2005 ASL-Testing








2006 ASL-Testing








2020 ASL-Testing








41638 KG7QIN-1








42088 KG7QIN-2








42342 KG7QIN-3








48404 KG7QIN-4









This is what is lists as of now:

41638 KG7QIN-1 KG7QIN

41638 only


So tell me again if you think the ASL Board and it's minions aren't targeting me?

Oh and in case you are wondering, all my "servers" are listed except one as well:

From ASL portal:

KG7QIN-1 RPi Hub - Puyallup, WA Home
KG7QIN-2 Puyallup, WA Home
KG7QIN-3 Test Node - Puyallup, WA Test System
KG7QIN-4 Puyallup, WA Test Node Test System


What it should be showing:

ASL-Testing Puyallup, WA Home
KG7QIN-1 RPi Hub - Puyallup, WA Home
KG7QIN-2 Puyallup, WA Home
KG7QIN-3 Test Node - Puyallup, WA Test System
KG7QIN-4 Puyallup, WA Test Node Test System


-Stacy

KG7QIN




Oh and in case anyone was wondering,  41638, 42088, 42342, and 48404 were granted long before I became an ASL Admin.  If the information listed is right, this means that Tim Sawyer, WD6AWP would very likely have approved of the issuance of those nodes.


I wonder if he was the one who removed them without notice as well?


I'll probably never get an answer to that question.


-Stacy

KG7QIN


An interesting update to this node saga.   They did "give" me back  42088, 42342, and 48404, however this is a new twist.  Looks like Rob Vella (KK9ROB) decided to steal one of the nodes I had been assigned and give it to himself -- 2020. 


An update from the stats.allstarlink.org server shows this interesting registration.




Just shows more of the same I've come to expect from the AlllStarLink Board and their "admins" now.


Good thing I now have my node 2020 back up and running on the original AllStarLink (now PTTLink) servers with the passwords changed.  Who knows what else he's tried to do. 


-Stacy

KG7QIN