Contest Logging -Reply

[KE6BER1 at aol.com]

I still hold my position that if you change th exchange, you have to throw
out all old records for that contest.  By changing the exchange, you are
changing the QSO rates.  Contest scores have gone so high in rescent years
becuase of things such as the 59(9) signal report and computer logging.  By
changing that 59(9) to something more to copy, then you add more time to each
QSO in getting the excahge right and in logging the exchange.  Yes, this
exchange works great in many contests, but do we all want to start from
scratch again?

Al, KE6BER/1, KE6BER1 at aol.com

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>From Ed Tanton N4XY <n4xy at avana.net>  Tue Mar 12 20:35:54 1996
From: Ed Tanton N4XY <n4xy at avana.net> (Ed Tanton N4XY)
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 1996 15:35:54 -0500
Subject: Contest Logging -Reply
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Message-ID: <3145E02A.1638 at avana.net>

Me too Pat... I have never seen the use in a PRO FORMA exchange-and 
more importantly, I dislike lying... even a relatively meaningless, 
standard practice lie is still a lie, however trivial. 73
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