[CQ-Contest] Technology against cheating?

somata90924 at mypacks.net somata90924 at mypacks.net
Sat Mar 19 15:58:14 PDT 2011


if people would be HONEST WE WOULD not have to be bothered by all this,,skimmers,,internet, cheaters, SPOTS,,,,,bahhhhhh humbug.  Guess we have lost that as a society, ever watch how many people never STOP at a STOP SIGN?

joe w6vnr/zf2ah

-----Original Message-----
>From: burbidge terence <terryburbidge at blueyonder.co.uk>
>Sent: Mar 18, 2011 7:21 AM
>To: cq-contest at contesting.com
>Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Technology against cheating?
>
><<I would describe recordings, whether of a whole
>band or from individual stations, as technology
>which inherently inhibits cheating, in contrast
>to some other technologies which facilitate
>cheating.>>
>Great idea. Perhaps we could employ a firm of forensic experts to replay and
>report on the recordings? Even simpler, let's set up a 'Star Chamber' of
>distinguished contesters to investigate. Not just cheating but also
>behaviour. For example, start/stop the clock when an SO2R/VFO leaves his run
>frequency to make Q elsewhere and someone like me jumps in and steals it.
>
>Maybe take the Star Chamber findings to the International Court, complete
>with the 'usual suspects' who could then be interrogated and eventually
>tried for their offences.
>
>For goodness sake!
>
>Cheers,
>
>Terry
>G4MKP
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