Why not?
Can I post my own log?
Can I post a link to someone's log instead of the actual log?
I just don't get all the worry about public logs, etc. Isn't there a piece
of amateur radio about mentoring, and elmering, and helping new folks get
into the game? With all this contesting pressure to win and not cheat and
to not reveal your secret strategy it's no wonder we're an elete club of
greying guys!
73 de Al, KE1FO
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On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 10:13 PM, Mike Coslo <mjc5@psu.edu> wrote:
> Toni Lindén wrote:
> > I'm surprised!
> >
> > After looking some of CQWW 2007 CW logs, I'm wondering how it is
> > possible to be that good SO2R guy as some of CQWW logs pointed out.
>
>
> I must really hope that posting of peoples logs does not start to happen
> here. This is the best demonstration that logs might be better not being
> made public yet.
>
> Of course it might be a way to see that an Op has "made the grade" after
> people start dissecting their logs.
>
> But otherwise I see this as one of the biggest dangers to the future of
> contesting.
>
>
>
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