Doesn't the Russian DX contest do something similar? I seem to
remember that they not only give you no credit for some QSOs but also
penalize you for others like NILs.
Ria
N2RJ
On Mon, 11 May 2020 at 09:17, ShelbyK4WW <shelbyk4ww@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> "Judging is carried out only on the received LOGs = if a participant
> doesn’t submit the log, then other participants will have no QSO point nor
> multiplier point credits for the QSOs with him!"
>
> As this was a "first time ever" to actually participate, not just make a
> few contacts, I find the unique approach toward scoring, indefensible? I
> had no idea that all those contacts that I made, in previous years, were of
> no value because I didn't submit a log? I had several "lower than 20"
> numbers received this year, at a point in the contest that, most numbers
> would have been much higher. Several "lower than 5"! Do I expect those
> "casual" stations to submit a log? Not a chance? I'm sure that whether I
> choose to participate next year will have very little bearing on any other
> stations score. Possibly some members of CQM contest committee will see
> this, and offer some logical explanation? Please don't insult me with "it
> eliminates cheating"! When the time comes that I become seriously concerned
> that another station is cheating, it will be time for me to do something
> else! I believe that the vast majority of the contest community is honest?
> Why subject the vast majority to the unethical scruples of the
> minuscule minority?
> Everyone stay safe
>
>
> 73, Shelby - K4WW
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