[Cwo] Need help discovering bad call signs

[Alan Maenchen]

CWO helpers:

See this list:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoAq36vF7YvbdHJNXzVFRTNvZ3dmcU9oMmdCeXo4Z3c

This is a list of ALL call signs found in ALL the CWO logs received so far
(minus the funky ones).
Given that I have MOST logs at this point, we can use this list for two
purposes:

1)  Go after the missing logs.  I'll take care of that myself although if
someone wants to help let me know. I'll start that tomorrow.
The basic idea is to contact those with more hits  (>50?) but whose log we
still don't have.  Simply tell them we want that log(s) asap and remind
them that the deadline is the 20th. Offer to let them email what they have
even if it's not perfect.

2)  Start staring at the list and let me know what calls to remove as
busted calls. I've already removed about 40-50 of the more obvious ones.
Probably would have been better to have left them in so you could see.  If
you spot a bad call, enter YOUR call in the BUST column. Then I'll know who
you are, and we might have a (short) talk about why you think it's
busted... but probably not.  If you want to suck down the spreadsheet so
you can do some sorting on your own, please go for it. Just leave the
existing spreadsheet so the rest of us can use it too.  Anyone with the
above link can edit the list, so please keep this confidential.  I'll be
checking the list daily for a while.

In the end, once that list is finalized to the point where we THINK most
bad calls are identified (and removed from my list), then log checking can
start. Anyone with a copied call matching a call on this list but that we
don't have a matching log for, will get an automatic bye.  If the copied
call is not on this list, then they could be dinged for copying a bad call
(not automatic). My software simply finds these buggers and points me to
them.  I will then attempt to identify the CORRECT call sign using some
software that I've come up with. Fun stuff, but rather involved.

Thanks & 73, Alan  AD6E
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