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  1. 45 minutes ago, IceColdUK said:

    ... who deserves a country souvenir more: the person sitting in his hotel bar hoping that somebody turns up to his event, or the person that ventures out to ‘experience the location’ but fails to find the cache?

     

    Thank you! You summarize it perfectly.

     

    PS: Although I keep on pressing on the difference between a DNF on the searcher's "fault" and a DNF because of a missing cache.

  2. 7 hours ago, NYPaddleCacher said:

    ... and the stats page only counts places where a Found It, Attended, or Webcam photo taken log has been posted.  

     

    Many Events abroad are held on the Owner's hotel or any nearby bar... why the owner should be elegible to a Souvenir in an Event of his own, while if he went to search for any other cache, thus experiencing the location, even if that search fail, wouldn't? Maybe the Souvenir could be granted under a rule such... "Place a photo of the hideout surroundings, proving you were there", by instance. There are a lot of nuances on this, of course.

     

    I just want to thank you all for your comments and for provide "food for thought" on this little social experiment.

    You are the BEST!

  3. A simple suggestion that may stir some controversy, but for me makes sense...
    Even if it is common to see some fake Founds, would anyone ever faked a DNF?


    After I saw a recent log of Found It, where the user wrote: "DNF the actual cache. Looks like it is missing. But I did touch the information board."; I started to think about the main reason for this... maybe this cache would be the only one in a foreigner country for him, so the user just want to acchieve the Souvenir?!


    Certainly most of the fake Founds and Throwdowns I saw were related to this, especially here in Brazil.

    Maybe if HQ started to grant the Souvenirs for DNFs also, we would see less fake Founds?!

    After all, not all of the DNFs are "fault" of whon searched for the cache, in the location. Some (many) are fault of owners with poor maintenance plans.

     

    I would be for a change like this.

     

    Let me dress my kevlar jacket now... :)

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  4. I only noticed this right now, so bear with me, please.

    When a cache is Disabled, the listing name will appear marked in the search.

    When a cache gets a Need Maintenance log, will receive a wrench icon.

    In my personal view, a Need Archive log is even stronger... but the cache will not show any sign of alert after the log.

     

    Why?

     

    I would suggest a wrench in a darker colour, by instance.

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