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Chuck Kaun wrote:
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</style>Ok....so what happened to the old scores? I worked pretty
hard to get to the levels I was at and get to practice rarely if at all
because of my job. Other than that, I like the site a lot.....its
purdy.<br>
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Karl Thorgeirsson<br>
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The new system has all the scores loaded into it submitted for the past
year or so with the exception of the about the past week when I have
but scores submissions on hold while I bring the new system online.
Scores older than that are precisely what you called them, "old
scores", and not used to calculate an archers current average.<br>
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Go forward the database will offer a much more robust and timely way
for archers to track their shooting and maintain a history for them.
Any old history beyond what is in the system now wont be ported into
this new system.<br>
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At some point, after the new system is fully online and the level of
activity associated with the roll out has died down a bit, I'll go back
through all of the older scores and come up with an archival page that
lists the highest official averages achieved by archers before this new
system came online. We have reasonably good records back to late
2003. But any work associated with historical scores is going to be
low priority compared to getting everything running smoothly for
current work.<br>
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-EA<br>
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