"As the contesting community has adjusted to the requirement for logs to be
sent in and posted for all to see, it is now time to change this unnecessary
behavior and openly post your score for all to see. Not posting your score
equals non entry in the contest.
de Rick NQ4I"
Interesting suggestion, but disagree:
1. I experimented with posting to contest.ru site during WAE CW this year.
It was distracting and I got no benefit from it.
2. I give up competitive advantage if my choice of bands and off-time
strategy are visible to others.
3. Much of winning is due to pressing onwards in the face of sleep
deprivation or poor conditions. You also may not know what category other
stations have entered. That's a valuable part of the game.
4. The golf analogy is not realistic. Contesters do not play on the same
golf course, use similar equipment and are not subject to the same weather
(read: propagation) conditions.
5. I suspect the many casual stations who like to see their call signs in the
results articles would be slightly disappointed to be disqualified by not
posting online
If you want to see real time scoring by 100% of all participants, you can find
it at WRTC 2014.
73,
Ken KE3X
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