hrothroc

Switching to the new one would not be an enhancement. Someone in Seattle needs a focus group before they make some of these changes.

I’m getting the same thing. Can’t access it at all.

Honestly, I would not have continued with geocaching if my first experiences had so little challenge. Even lifting your first lamp skirt was more exciting than multiple choice lab questions you can do from your car. The game should be accessible for all players but still leave challenges for players that want more. Benchmarks were one way to add more interest and exploration to the game.

You have hit the nail on the head. There are lots of niches in geocaching. That’s what makes it challenging and rewarding. I will have much better luck finding a benchmark than a lot of other special types. This is not motivated by fairness and that is obvious.

I really enjoyed this episode. I have complained about how these are called "adventure" labs but there is not usually much of an adventure in walking around looking at building and historic markers. And lab conjures up an image of hands on experiments, not your ability to count fence posts or read plaques. I also love that you tried to make your labs friendly to people with disabilities. What confused me, how did you add code into each location so that it would be interactive with games? Did you just enter a block of code instead of text in the location description?

RIP Barney Smith, creator of the Toilet Seat Art Museum. He passed away only a few weeks after cutting the ribbon at his toilet seats' new Texas home. He was 98 https://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/6166