Georgens, Tom wrote:
> I think it is unfair to question the accuracy or integrity of a log
> solely because the results are not posted on 3830. However, I do
> consider it a breach of contest etiquette. With the long lead-time to
> published results, 3830 has greatly facilitated the ability to get rapid
> feedback on one's performance, albeit preliminary. To not post one's
> score should not diminish a competitor's accomplishment, however, it is
> a dis-service to rest of the competitors and reflects poorly on the
> individual
>
> 73, Tom W2SC
I think I am at least partially "to blame" for some people not posting scores
to
3830. A few years ago, I posted to CQ-Contest comparing 3830-posted scores to
the final results. Based on the e-mail I received, some folks didn't like their
score reduction (or category reclassification) being made so public.
I would like to see the log submission robot make its own claimed score
calculation, and that score posted to the "logs submitted" web site. Surely,
that wouldn't be a difficult add-on to the robot processing.
73,
Steve, N2IC
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