In a message dated 6/21/2007 11:12:43 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
k0xp@dandy.net writes:
Personally, if I believe my logger program has made a mistake, I believe I
should be allowed to correct that mistake before submitting my log.
I agree.
How many of us, back in the days of paper logs, made sure the entries were
legible?? I did, because my handwriting, especially in heat of the battle,
was poor at best. And my typing skills are not much better. And to be honest,
I still give my computer logs a once over for obvious typos, such as J70J,
compared to J7OJ. Have any of you spent time going thru paper logs and
removing dupes after 2359??
There is a difference, in my opinion, of checking calls and reports after
the contest, against databases, or even online 3830 score reports. THAT would
be
unethical, no doubt. But, running thru the log and checking for obvious
typo's? No so much.
73-Chuck KI9A
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