I know amateurs don't want to hear this. Back years ago when I saw CB license calls go away, approximately in the early 70s, I started to become concerned when FCC started dumbing down amateur radio. Less and less requirements to get licensed. I told several of my amateur friends back in the 80s that the future of amateur radio will be just like CB. No calls, just handles, and not very many requirements. When I was first licensed in 1954 as WN8RUR there was so "guessing test" to get even a novice license. I had a lot of amateur calls since then. W8RUR, K7RIO, WB6GBR, AB6ZN, and now AC6CV. You had to draw schematics. Five, if I recall for the novice exam in 1954. No guessing on answers. You had to know the material. For those disbelievers just look at the commercial phone tickets. They ended up just issuing a lifetime license to all that were licensed. Us old timers probably won't see everything in amateur radio go away like CB but the younger generation will see it. Just an old humble opinion.