That I can also live with,
BUT
One more question,, what happen to all the QSO's that are the
equivalent of random QSO's that happen on any other contest where the
other station is NOT in the test, and is just giving out contacts and
never submits a log. what happens there in this new verify thing?
Joe WB9SBD
*The Original Rolling Ball Clock
Idle-Tyme.com
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Ward Silver wrote:
> Just to clear up a couple of misconceptions - it will not be necessary for a
> QSO to be submitted instantly for it to be validated by the software. I
> can't speak exactly as to the details, but the general idea is to build up a
> list of submitted QSOs. As the software is able to match them up, they'll be
> validated and points added to the score. If a QSO is not submitted, the
> server will be "open for business" until ten minutes after the contest and
> then stop accepting QSOs. It will then go through the entire list of
> non-validated QSOs and match up all that it can.
>
> So you don't have to be on-line for the whole contest. Once an hour or once
> at the end of the contest will be fine. The score will turn out to be the
> same either way.
>
> Eventually, after people figure out how easy it is to do this and more
> programs incorporate the QSO submittal interface, like having cq-contest and
> 3830 we'll begin to wonder how we ever did without it.
>
> 73, Ward N0AX
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