Team ATV Caching Crew

quote:Originally posted by datum:Yikes! Spoilers?....We don't need no stinkin' spoilers. Well see thats my point... if you dont want spoilers.. then DONT READ the logs.

quote:Originally posted by Alan2:If a cache owner is treating you in a way you don't like being treated, and you can't work it out with them, (privately, not on the cache page), stop going to their caches and tell them why. If an owner is really acting "crazy", and others follow this procedure, he'll get the message. And if he doesn't, he doesn't. Can't change the world. Alan Naaaa.. nothing crazy from the owner. I just thought that if the cache page states that spoilers may be with in the logs that you should be able to post what you want even though my descriptions was as follows... The cache being a defferent species from the surrounding that tipped me off... thank you boyscout background!" Now from that statement would you call that a spoiler?? I know that this is really a non-issue as the owner has the ability to delete the log outright. I just think thats crap... censorship in any form is crap! If there is warning that there may be spoilers then you should be able to post them... simple. I'll drop the subject... thanks for the posts!!! Team ATV

Hey There Cachers... I have a question... when logging a find... and the cache owner then contacts you basically saying please remove your spoilers from your log... do you have to?? I thought that I was pretty vauge <sp?> when writing the log and didnt describe the location. I just noted that the "diferent species was different than what was near there" and that was what tipped me... Now I assumed that logs were for users... and it does say "Warning spoilers may be contained in logs" when you go throught there. My question is when is it ok to respond back to a cacher " Sorry you feel it is a spoiler but in my opinion it isnt... I am describing my experience in finding it." Even if the "spoiler" part is encrypted. Am I off base here?? Team ATV Caching Crew