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<x-tab> </x-tab>I posted a
similar question right after your presentation last year, Steve, and did
not get enough affirmatives to follow through. Glad to see its come back
up, as I really like ClubLog, and would like to see more use it. Two
things I really like are, A, checking to see if you are in the DX's log
BEFORE you send a qsl request, and B, for many, having an OQRS button, so
you don't waste time or resources sending a card + money or IRC through
the mail. <br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>I DO have
an account and check and u/l to it regularly. That makes at least two...
Let's see who else jumps on.<br>
73,<br>
K5ER<br><br>
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<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>So How many of our members are
using ClubLog or at least have an account<br><br>
here are the requirements of ClubLog for us to have our club members
recognized<br>
in Club Tables......<br><br>
I would love to use some of these features, in fact it is one of the only
ClubLog feature sets I am not able to use :)<br><br>
Clubs are what Club Log is all about - the clue is in the name! Club Log
was designed to enable, in fact to encourage club activity and friendly
competition between club members through its league tables and charts.
For this reason, yes, it's very likely your club can be added to Club
Log.<br><br>
However, clubs consume resources and slow down Club Log, so there are two
criteria for qualifying clubs. Qualifying clubs have:<br><br>
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<li>At least 10 members already using Club Log;
<li>A nominated contact - someone who is already registered in Club Log
and who is an officer of the club, and can manage membership
requests.<br>
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<li>Happy New Year !<br>
<li>Steve
<li>KG5VK
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