When in doubt if someone got your call correct, and a good contester
often feels it, take the time and ask your correspondant if he has
logged your call correct or not.
If big logs with an extremely low percentage error exist, then it means
that who has more errors is doing something wrong and that corrspondant
wrong logging or QSO removal isn't a dramatical and frequent event for
someone.
Penalty exist and it's good they are heavy to be a real deterrent.
Big incorrect logs like sometimes happened 20 yaers ago doesn't win any
more and quantity alone isn't an acceptable feature to determine
ability.
73,
Mauri I4JMY
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> N2AA wrote:
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> > Your UBN stuff reflects YOU and YOUR copying errors.
> > The average means nothing. If everyone were average,
> > then one person who pays attention will soar!
>
>
> Sorry, don't buy that. If the guy on the other end hits the
> wrong key or copies my call wrong, it's not my copying problem,
> but I get stuck for "not being in log."
> Tom W7WHY
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