JujuBabe

The question is, does the cache page (or the trackable page for that matter) contains personal information? I believe that id does. Both pages contain at least a persons Geocaching username and most likely the IP (or multiple IP's) from where the owner has posted logs on the page. If someone has the "right to be forgotten", I believe they should be required to remove it if the person requests that. By this I mean completely remove it, not just archive, because archived pages still remain accessible for the viewing purposes. That is of course, my personal opinion.

Talking about GDPR and the "right to be forgotten", what happens when someone decides he want's his/hers Geocaching profile deleted, including all the caches he/she placed, all the logs, trackables, etc.? Will Groundspeak remove all of these without question? Are they required to?

When was that promotion? He made the last 200 finds in the last 3 months or so...

I recently came across a geocacher who has logged over 1500 Lab cache finds. Beeing an unexperienced cacher myself, I found it quite interesting, so I did a little research on Lab caches and found out that about 10 or 20 of them are usually placed placed on Mega and Giga events. So I checked his profile again and I found out that he only visited 3 Megas and 2 Gigas so far. A fast calculation show that he could have only found at most a hundred Lab caches there. So, it makes me wondering, where did the rest of the finds came from? Are there any other ways to claim a find on a Lab cache? p.s.: I'm just asking this question out of curiosity. I'm not trying to raise a suspicion that he has done something that's outside the Geocaching "standards". Maybe the additional informations can help me find my first Lab cache too...

Isn't there supposed to be a container and a logbook?