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Why does the Sporting code require "Goal" to be a finish point???



 
 
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Old October 11th 04, 06:32 AM
Eric Greenwell
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Mark Zivley wrote:

But what do you store in your logger as your task? For 300k diamond
goal you would need to have both the O&R and the finish point included.
You can't have both points in the task for the state record "goal".


Use paper declarations instead an electronic declaration, or carry two
loggers, one for the state record and one for the badge.

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