Jack writes:
> By the same view we should outlaw QSOs between contest club members.
> An argument could be made that since these QSOs result in double
> points for the club competition, it is unfair to competing clubs. Of
> course those clubs benefit from the same rule and QSOs between their
> own members. So perhaps its not such a bad thing since it promotes
> club growth and participation.
If a club was trying to achieve a higher club score - why would all of
their members get on and just work one station? They would work other
club members and each other AND they would send in a log.
My basic premise here is that when you see a significant number of
QSOs that only worked one station - typically something that "smells
poor" is going on. It just isn't natural. Sure, it happens all the
time when our uncle gets on and works us - or our cross town friend.
BUT, when it happens to the point that 10 percent of your log is made
up of QSOs like this - something has gone wrong.
Tree
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