[Dx-qsl] Doesn't DXCC frown on this?
Scott Townley
nx7u at cox.net
Mon Apr 6 23:28:32 EDT 2009
Another reason would be a luckily busted call.
Ferinstance...(and this really happened)...I had a buddy congratulate me
several years back for working A5 on 40m (he knows I'm a peashooter so it
would be a Big Deal). But of course I hadn't. I checked the online log
and sure enough! there was my call.
(I have two very active operators one morse element away...NK7U and
NX7K. It was probably one of them)
But the point is: if the online log included date&time both, I could have
QSLed it easily.
I agree that having online logs with date & band (or maybe even band &
mode) is very useful to reduce unnecessary dupes. But to perform that
function you don't need all the QSO info.
> Bren, putting the date/time was the issue, not whether or not
>you worked them on a given band/mode. However, as I said in a
>previous posting, I believe even that is OK now.
>> The original rationale for not giving the date/time was it
>allowed people to fish around for something close to their call and
>hope the real guy didn't send for a card. Then they could claim it
>was a busted call. (Yes, apparently some did try this sort of stuff!)
>>73, Paul VE1DX
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