I don't think anyone is throwing out uniques as such. The question was
originally what % of uniques is acceptable. Apparently some log
checking programs would disqualify a log with more than a certain % of
uniques. Probably the cut off would be above any reasonable
expectation. Otherwise, uniques are thrown out only if the checker or
computer determines that it is a miscopied call or if it is an
impossible call (not in some data base believed to be complete). 73,
John, K4BAI.
AB4RU@aol.com wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> Sounds like the log checking is getting too complicated. I am certainly not
> in favor of throwing out any good qso's just because I was the only one to
> work a 3B2 on 160 meters in a contest. I think if the qso is thrown out the
> person has sending in the log should have the right to protest the QSO being
> removed and if he can offer proof of the qso it should be returned to the log
> with additional point credit.
>
> Ron
>
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