WWFF’s new Spots and Agenda service is launching this weekend on Sunday, June 1st. You will find the service as subframes on the https://wwff.co website as usual.

The direct addresses are:

* https://spots.wwff.co (full-page web service with a comprehensive info page)

* spots.wwff.co:7300 (DXSpider clone for logging program integration)

The addresses will become operational during Sunday. For any bug reports and feature requests, please use https://wwff.co/reporting-bugs-request-new-features/

Happy spotting and WWFFing!

Spotline, WWFF’s new Spots & Agenda service, is coming soon. It will replace the current WWFF Cluster and Agenda, with the plan being to have it up and running on June 1st, 2025.

Among other things, Spotline features a telnet server that mimics DXSpider. This means that you can connect to “Spotline” as a cluster node to receive WWFF spots into your favorite logging program.

Steps are also under way to integrate Spotline with HamAlert, PoLo, and Port-A-Log. Stay tuned!

We are excited to unveil Spotline, a major component of WWFF’s new IT development. Activator spots and agenda items are the backbone of WWFF’s daily buzz, and Spotline will offer streamlined access to them for both desktop and mobile usage. It will also offer integration of WWFF spot information into logging programs, personal websites, and other third-party tools.

Spotline has been developed by Jouni, OH3CUF, with multiple test users providing feedback. It will replace the current WWFF Cluster and Agenda beginning June 1st, 2025, at a new address.

At this moment we wish to extend our sincere gratitude to CQGMA for providing WWFF with Cluster and Agenda services for several years. They were developed particularly by Mario, DL4MFM, who deserves our warm thanks.

More screenshots and further information about Spotline are forthcoming.