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Concerning all points with your issue, fi67 says it well.

Vote will be interesting.

Can there be more than one waymark for a larger natural area?

http://www.Waymarking.com/waymarks/WM????

If you already know the WM code, you could just insert that code in the URL.

It's all good for me now.

On iPad and on Windows, I can get past log in but no further.

Thank you for the notice.

Well done. Outside of the US, the English spelling of the word sub-station includes the hyphen.

I am sure that the category description will be fine without mention of proximity restrictions. There just could be many waymark submissions from some regions.

The Clinch River watershed is a good example. An interstate highway, several US federal highways, state highways (in different states), county roads (in different counties) and many, many town roads, streets, lanes and trails all enter and exit this watershed. In some regions of the world, there will be watershed signs at many of these entry points.

I am imagining many roads passing through a relatively small drainage basin (watershed) with signage at each point of entry to (or exit from) the drainage basin. It only came to mind when I read above about more than 2 000 drainage basins in the US alone.

If there are many roads entering a single (relatively small) watershed and there are many signs/markers announcing that watershed, should there be some sort of proximity restriction on the Waymarking?

Thank you, bootron.

We wish you all the best!

It's the most viewed waymark.

I most appreciated the informative captions on the photographs. How did you scare away all the tourists?

This is exactly the problem I have with my iPad photography and Waymarking. After more than three years of trying, the only fix is an edit (even the smallest quickest edit) of the photograph before it goes to Waymarking.

Format looks okay but you may want to change the word 'work' to 'word.' "We had a feeling that we were dealing with a bad translation when we saw that the work "truck" has been misspelled here."

This island is/was divided between France (St-Martin) and the Netherlands (Sint Maarten). Geocaches on the island are organized by location, assigned to a Groundspeak country on each side of the border on the island. Waymarks, however, seem unorganized. Waymarks on the Sint Maarten side of the island are assigned to St. Martin, Netherlands Antilles and even US Virgin Islands. First question, can I attempt to edit the locations for Sint Maarten waymarks to a single Groundspeak country? If so, to which Groundspeak country should they be assigned?

In Waymarking, the waymarks seem to be categorized as belonging to one country whether on the French side or the Netherlands side of the island. The geocaches seem to be categorized as belonging to St Martin or Netherland Antilles, depending on location. Can someone in the know tell me if this island hosts one or two grounspeak countries?

I can visit the Waymarking site but I can't log in to do anthing on IE version 9.0.8112.16421

We can all read comments attached to votes cast before our own. We can also edit the comments attached to our own vote after reading comments attached to votes cast, assuming the voter allows us to read such comments.

I am still unable to log in to Waymarking.com when I have access only to IE version 9.0.8112.16421

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