"RR Database Submission Guidelines" in dire need of update?

[a417]

The wiki page for the RR Database Submission Guidelines needs some administrative TLC. Couple of issues to be addressed, IMHO.

1. Ideal Submissions only refer to Conv. frequencies and antique analog trunking systems. Specific examples are given for Conv Analog frequencies with PL, and LTR systems. Update this to include more commonly found system types like Conv. p25, trunked p25, DMR, etc?
2. "Storing other data in the Wiki" section refers to W9RXR's page and bezking's member profile, both of which are incorrectly formatted to bring up separate errors - and one of which hasn't been seen in 9yrs (SK?)

Should this page be brought up into relevancy & a current state as it is prominently linked at the bottom of the main submission page, and then in both trunked & conv. system submissions? Maybe split into two pages with current & specific submission details for both types? Granted it will take people actually reading it...but it would be a start.

 

[wa8pyr]

The wiki page for the RR Database Submission Guidelines needs some administrative TLC. Couple of issues to be addressed, IMHO.

1. Ideal Submissions only refer to Conv. frequencies and antique analog trunking systems. Specific examples are given for Conv Analog frequencies with PL, and LTR systems. Update this to include more commonly found system types like Conv. p25, trunked p25, DMR, etc?
2. "Storing other data in the Wiki" section refers to W9RXR's page and bezking's member profile, both of which are incorrectly formatted to bring up separate errors - and one of which hasn't been seen in 9yrs (SK?)

Should this page be brought up into relevancy & a current state as it is prominently linked at the bottom of the main submission page, and then in both trunked & conv. system submissions? Maybe split into two pages with current & specific submission details for both types? Granted it will take people actually reading it...but it would be a start.

Thanks for the heads up; sometimes these things slip through the cracks.

We'll get it taken care of.