dekoning

Thanks for the information. Groundspeak should handle it from here.

A few weeks ago I placed many geocins in my geocoin collection. I have also taken them from the collection and put them in inventory. It appears now there is a problem as I cannot remove any of my geocoins from my collection to put into my inventory. When I click on "Move to Inventory" I get the acceptance dialog asking me if I am sure I want to move that coin to inventory and I click OK and it goes to and ERROR and want me to return to the homme page of Geocaching.com. Is anyone else having that problem? IT HAS WORKED JUST FINE IN THE PAST. Perhaps in the last update something was changed. It sure is inconvenient not to be able to put my geocins in my inventory. Please check to be sure this feature is working or you may lose control of your geocoins.

I have moved Geocoins on previous occasions from my collection to my inventory. As of today, I keep getting an error indication after clicking OK to move the Geocoin to inventory. It seems to have come up after a recent software update. Is anyone else having trouble moving a Geocoin from Collection to Inventory?

If I was I wouldn't be trying to figure out how some people can care about a number and yet at the same time need others to define that number for them. You also wouldn't come on to a forum topic that you don't care about and add a post merely stating that you don't care. I don't care what dekoning's number is. What I find interesting enough to respond is why people care enough about a number they apperently can't define . I don't care what my number is either! I was asking a general question as I have seen it addressed both ways. I also see many cachers log their own caches. I don't, and I don't like it, but I am not the world caching police. My numbers are based on my principles and are for my own edification not for worldly approval.

When being the first to solve and log an Earthcache, may one claim FTF? I have revised my previously worded question. I understand there are not FTF "RIGHTS"