Teddy Steiff

I cannot see any reason why Groundspeak maintain the limit of max 1.000 caches in each pocket query. In may areas, there are so many caches that one need a series of PQs to keep updated. It is frustrating to have to finetune PQs to stay within the 1.000 caches limit. As for resources: t must take more computing power to run five PQs of a little less than 1.000 caches, than to run and send one PQ with 5.000 caches. I would also like to see one new type of PQ: The n most recent caches in a given area, making it easier to update bwfore returning to an area where one has not been for a while. It could also be the n caches with recent activity.

As the number of caches are growing, the limit of 1.000 caches in each Pocket Query is too low. Sometimes more than 1000 caches are published in a (limited) area in one day, which makes it very difficult to monitor and update with today's Pocket Queries. A limit of, let us say, 5000 caches would be more appropriate.