I am not on PSC. They will be deliberating this. I will consider their
assessment.

That said, I do like some of the other ideas such as the "one
location" endorsement.

My position has always been to have an endorsement for those who did
it the "classic" way and still allow those who use remotes or borrowed
stations to propagation shop to do their thing. and count it for the
regular DXCC award.

With that said, DXing's age problem is not an issue of remotes. It's
an issue of the interest in worldwide communication. It is no longer
special to communicate worldwide. Therefore the appeal of DXing is
more among older hams. I see this in my DX club. We are aging out. A
lot of young hams simply aren't interested in DXing.

Younger people are attracted to other activities such as radio
science, making, outdoor exploring, and to some extent, contesting. I
don't think there is a magic bullet to get young people interested in
DXing. Sure, there will be a few but not a lot.

73
Ria
N2RJ