Hello Vince,
my opinion about sending logs is a little bit different than your's.
For me it is a matter of ham spirit to send in my contest log. So the
contest sponsors are able to make the cross checking for the high
claimed scores more exactly.
The rules of the OK-DX RTTY Contest request separate log sheets for each
band and a summary sheet. You can't find any word about a cabrillo log.
And as I remember WriteLog there is no problem to produce a QSO list
which is separated by bands and a summary sheet.
73 + 55
Wolf, DL6JZ
-----Original Message-----
Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2005 19:47:21 +0100
Subject: [WriteLog] Sending logs for OK DX??
From: "Vince"
To: "Writelog Reflector"
To the group,
I just like to have fun with the RTTY contests, so I do not make a lot
of
contacts, and I usually send my log in, but when the contest (OK DX
RTTY) or
the program makes it difficult to do this, I do not send it in. I wonder
how
many others feel this way?.
If the contest sponsors wants to limit the number of logs to their
contest,
this is a good way, but if they are looking for more logs then they need
to
do something better than this last contest.
I did not send a log last year for the OK contest for the same reason.
And I
will to continue to just work the contest with out sending a log until
something better is in place.
It has taken me longer to write this than it usually takes to send a log
for
a contest.
Vince, K6BIR
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