Not sure why who sends what is relevant. The question, I don't think, should be who sent the log but rather "Did a QSO take place?" If it did, as verified by the log checking process, it should be en
Let's be clear here. I'm not squabbing over who's getting along with who. I'm talking about the fact that ARRL has established LOTW based on a set of principles and guidelines (found here<http://trus
I think that what I'm suggesting falls well short of destroying LOTW's security and credibility. It's always been a lot more likely that a Romeo would claim to be somewhere he wasn't, than that any g
Okay, someone bootlegs 7Q7AA, calls N4ZR and sends in a Cabrillo log.... and it's N4ZR who then gets hung from the nearest yardarm? 73, Mike K1MK Michael Keane K1MK k1mk@alum.mit.edu ________________
I would propose something a bit different. I think that the authenticity of the users and approved dxpeditions has to be protected, hence the ARRL decision to use PKI certificates. I think the bigges
I think this is an excellent idea. Another possibility would be to incorporate the signing procedure (and even the upload-to-ARRL feature) within contesting software. You click "File", "Upload Log" a
Mike, It is too easy for us to play the "what if this or that" game. I can't speak for Pete, and he and I don't always agree. I do believe that we fundamentally agree on this point. I suggested that