Reference
Complete, scannable, and deliberately free of narrative. These pages are written to be read with one eye while you are doing something else.
If you want to know why something works the way it does, the path pages explain it. These say only what it is.
The pages
Station statuses — All eight, what each one means on the air, what it looks like on the list, and what it does to the map and the report.
Roles and permissions — The global roles, the per-net roles, and a grid of who can do what. This is the page to check before assuming somebody cannot do something.
Check-in fields — Every field on a check-in, whether it is required, what it accepts, and which ones a net can turn on or off.
Speed entry syntax — Exactly what the speed entry box accepts, in the order it accepts it.
Location formats — Town and state, GPS, Maidenhead, UTM, and MGRS, with a real example of each and what the map does with it.
Emails we send — Every message ECTLogger sends, what triggers it, who gets it, and how to stop getting it.
Feeds and calendars — The RSS feeds for upcoming nets and for the changelog, and where to find their addresses.
Glossary — The words this site uses and what they mean here, including the ones that mean something slightly different in ECTLogger than they do on the air.
On trusting these pages
Two of them, station statuses and roles and permissions, are checked directly against the running code rather than written from memory. That is not a general promise about the rest of the site; it is a specific decision about the two lists that were most wrong in the documentation this site replaced. The old README listed two station statuses that do not exist, omitted four that do, and named a net role that was never real.
Every page carries the date it was last reviewed at the bottom. If one disagrees with your screen, believe your screen, and then tell us.