[CQ-Contest] 3 questions about WRTC2000
i4jmy at migate.ampr.org
i4jmy at migate.ampr.org
Tue Jun 9 19:31:44 EDT 1998
Message-Id: 8339_migate
From: i4jmy at n8it.#nwmi.mi.usa.noam
To: wrtc2000 at ne.nal.go.jp
Hi Guys,
I bet someone already made questions directly to wrtc organizers,
possibly getting answers, but I can't know about, so, without
bothering who's already busy, if you know the answers to any of
my questions, I'll be glad to get the infos.
If I understood well, in the "communique 1" the "criteria" were
actually used only to determine continental percentags, deriving by
proportions and numbers the entrants amount for each continent.
I couldn't find anywere in that message any selecting criteria
between partecipants so, if I didn't miss something, most of the
complaint messages on this reflector seem to be out of the target,
at least until the individuals selecting method will be made public.
(but I don't think it's obligatory for the organizers to say it
before the selections have place).
What I think should be instead pointed out and made of public
dominion, is a different aspect that looks very determinant where
the wrtc2000 is, or looks very much, continental oriented for the
selections.
Question 1
If the entrant number by continent has been determinated by the
proportion of (that) continent (significative) entrants, how is it
possible (if it is possible) to count (mix) individual results made
from different continents ?
Question 2
In the case the results by different continents can't be mixed,
how could ever have good enough results to enter wrtc2000 who is at
the disdvantaged edges of a large continent ? (I'm thinking about
OH's or LA's compared with F or CT in Europe, or ZS compared to 3V8
for Africa, as examples)
Question 3
On the other hand if results from different continents can be
summed as valid ones, under which criteria could enter for a stated
continent who made instead much more points than concurrents just
because contesting out from that continent ?
I'm looking forward to have it more clear.
73, Mauri I4JMY
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