In an online conversation with Brian N1URO, we have both come to the same conclusion: We need a group such as TAPR to start getting more involved with the FCC and bypass the ARRL. I remember back when I never really understood TAPR. I knew what the name stood for, so I always assumed they were the voice representing the digital aspects of the hobby. Then I heard a 2008 Rain report where Steve Bible explained TAPR. http://kb9mwr.blogspot.com/2009/02/tapr-explained.html I wonder if there is any chance of them taking up the role that I thought there were about? And as I stressed before, I feel its important to have a futuristic thought process when making comments as it takes many years for regulator changes to actually happen. And in that light, this is from a 2012 webinar, where Chris Imlay W3KD and Ed Hare W1RFI predict and speculate what ham radio will be like in 25 years (2037): http://kb9mwr.blogspot.com/2013/09/amateur-radio-in-2037.html Listen to that when you have the time, add your own thinking and start drafting your thoughts to the commission. Steve