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quote:Originally posted by Majick Man:The tbs will travel like regular tbs from cache to cache. So each person that finds the tb would have to add directions to it to get it to its next destination, the person finding the tb can then read where the micro is, get the chevron, then drop in another cache with directions. Would you be asking the everyday cacher to do this or the owners of the 'Gate caches? Seems a bit much for the ordinary cacher to have to do - some even find it tough to check the goals of the TBs before moving them on. I liked the concept someone posted of Gating the bugs. Let's say... If one were to land in my Gate then I could grab it and mail it to another Gate owner. From there it would have to make it's way normally to the next Gate. With Grace....

Jeremy - Thanks for the effort. I generally like the new page. I do think people will get used to it eventually, but it's a bummer whenever you first field a change! I have been surprised at the number of people who are willing to spend hours looking for something hidden in the world and have trouble locating information on a web page. Having said that, though, I do agree with many that the filters are possibly too tight. I don't want to search for just traditionals and I don't want to filter out just finds/hides. Allowing multiple filters gives us the flexibility to have what we need to have on the page, and nothing else. Also, I do take some exception to the comment about using Pocket Queries. As I have been able to determine that is a feature that is only available to Premium Members. We are discussing a page that is open to the world. It is unfair to recommend the use of a feature that is not available to the bulk of the users. One more bug report: I did a search for only traditional caches and on the first page found only traditionals as expected. However, I then used the '>>' link to go to the last page and found virtuals and multis there. Using the '<<' to go back to the first page I found virtuals and multis again. Thanks again for all your efforts. With Grace....

I swear, my profile said my signature was straight text, but the HTML still came across in my signature line. I changed it drastically. Let's see now. With Grace....

How embarrassing... <font face="Lucida Handwriting,MS Sans Serif,Comic Sans">With Grace....</font>

Oops. HTML... scratch that. <font face="Lucida Handwriting,MS Sans Serif,Comic Sans">With Grace....</font>

No sig before, hopefully now. <font face="Lucida Handwriting,MS Sans Serif,Comic Sans">With Grace....</font>

Just testing my avatar, etc.