ET3AA *used* to be looked after by ET3SID but poor old Sid died about a year ago: his legacy is an active radio club at Addis Ababa University that is operated by students and visitors.  I would love to leave a comment to this effect on the lookup page for ET3AA but the only facility I can find is this Feedback thing.  73 Gary  ZL2iFB

 Hello Petr, thank you for a fine database service, it is appreciated.

I'm using N3FJP's ACLog for logging, it queries your database for call information.  I have noticed that the same exact bearing and distance  is returned from hamqth for many calls,  AC6CA, NT7S, and KT7S are good examples.  While your onscreen numbers and map are correct, hamQTH is returning the identical lat/long (Lat 40.72, Long -74.06) to ACLog's query for these three calls, and apparently many others as well.  I thought you'd like to be aware of this, hopefully there is an easy fix.  

Thank you again and 72 73.

WA0ITP

QRZ in conjunction with others I trust have indicated that there is information they have intentionally seeded to their database that is found in your system that is not available in the FCC database or elsewhere; in short, they claim that this is proof that you are scraping information, which you seem to be denying. 

Would you care to comment? I would love to be able to support HamQTH.com, but if you really are scraping data from qrz.com for use on your website I would have a hard time doing this.  I have seen you complain about their actions, but they have been sending people information with specific records that you have that they created that are fake, according to multiple sources.  I'd like to think that if you were doing such a thing you would have the professional courtesy to apologize and that if you say you are not that you are not, but I would like to hear your side.

hello  F5MMF

Hello   F5MMF Station

I heard your QSO in 29.580 today!
I called it from me, but QSO was not made disappointing.
On the next time, QSO, please!

7M1QNJ/mobil 1 in Tokyo Japan