Just uploaded 57 logs and had errors with 4 out of them. If you enter a P2P-point you should check that the entry is correct and of course there are more and more illegal activities. Each Z6FF- is actually invalid as there is no valid area yet.
You can find the valid list under the entry WWFF-directory.
There are often manual entries of P2P-points which has the wrong tag-length. All WWFF-reference has a four-digit-number.
If your log contain just one invalid P2P-point the whole log will not be uploaded. So the log-manager has to send it back to you for correction.
73, Manfred DF6EX WWFF-log-manager
I have noticed that some operators don’t include the leading zero, they would announce GFF-0014 as GFF-014 which can be confusing. So when you are logging you are thinking is it 0014 or 0140. So I guess the answer is always include all 4 digits. Richard M0RBG
I have noticed that the Logsearch does not track P2P contacts automatically. You need to exactly indicate in your log that this is P2P QSO by noting the correspondent’s reference using SIG and SIG_INFO fields in ADIF. And your correspondent must do the same, otherwise your claimed P2P contact will not be confirmed.
73 & 44! Vit, RN3ANT
All WWFF “must” be 4 digit, if you enter only a 3 digit number the whole log will not be accepted and, of course, both partners need to have corresponding data in their log.
73, Manfred DF6EX