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  1. On 6/6/2019 at 3:30 AM, IceColdUK said:

    On the Search screen I’m getting the following error.

     

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    If I attempt to Reauthorize, I can log in to my Geocaching account and “Agree” to share, but I get the same error when I’m returned to the Search screen.

     

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    (I realise it is still possible to download cartridges directly from Wherigo.com.)

    I am getting this identical error today. What's the fix?

  2. When a cache listing tells you you "have" to swap travelers (and I have seen those requirements) ignore it.

     

    Per Jeremy and Brian, travelers are not to be treated as swag. They are supposed to travel, and that's that.

     

    Cache owners that "strongly urge" or "require" you trade travelers one for one are in violation of stated policy from the two Presidents that GS has had.

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  3. On 4/18/2019 at 5:54 AM, Keystone said:

     

    You do realize that you're replying to someone who has 14 times as many geocache finds as you do?

     

    In addition to the many Lackeys with deep geocaching experience (I can think of three with a combined total of more than 65,000 cache finds), HQ has ready and continuous access to the Community Volunteer Reviewer group.  We tend to be very vocal, but respectful, beta testers and feedback sources for new features.

     

    There is also an HQ team dedicated to obtaining input and feedback from "regular" users through surveys, in-person meetings, the "User Insights" forum, etc.

     

    That's a rather elitist thing to say. 

     

    I wasn't aware that their number of finds made someone's opinion more important than a player that "only" have 2-3K. 

    You do realize that the vast majority of people that use this service are not reviewers or lackeys, right? 

     

    Once again, we are being handed something that it appears the lower-class doesn't want. But, since we're clearly stuck with it (cuz, what do we know?), I have located what for me will be a big problem.

     

    From my dashboard page (currently),  I click on the search in geocaching maps icon, and get there. Then, I use that map to look at maps of my PQ's, and another page to look at the non-filtered search map. This lets me add or remove caches from a search list for an upcoming road trip. 

     

    Am I gonna be able to continue to map PQ's? Or has that very helpful ability been taken away?

     

    The screenshot is the map I use to work on PQ's

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  4. Send an email to contact@geocaching.com. In the subject bar, note the cache GC number, and that it was archived.

     

    In the body, give a concise explanation of what happened. Name the reviewer that published it/archived it. Ask for an explanation, and to have it un-archived.

     

    The Reviewers are volunteers. This mail will go to the company.

     

    It sounds like this reviewer is one of those poople that think poop-flingers are made of porcelain, and must never be exposed to anything resembling real life. 

  5. I ask this because they very much seem to have outlived any usefulness they may have ever had.

     

    There's no good reason, that I can see, of having them, or even the title. Non-premium members can use several work-arounds to log them, and TPTB let them.

     

    A useless choice isn't much of a choice. 

  6. One of my Reviewer friends gave me this coin the other day. 

    The Dragons Puke coin was made for one of the Obey get-togethers that Reviewers go to every now and then.

     

    It was designed by TTUMS back in 2008 , and only 101 were made.

     

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  7. 8 hours ago, Vooruit! said:

    According to Project GC, there are currently 462 cachers with finds in 51 states (which probably includes DC), and another 358 with founds in 50 states. Impressive!

    All things being equal, I'll join the 51-state list next year. We're planning a road trip that will take us to the last 6 we need.

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  8. 1 hour ago, Touchstone said:

    I've visited the Space Needle several times as well, but I don't have the required photo, nor would I want to do something like that, since I know the CO personally.  Let's just say it probably wouldn't end well for me :D

    Does she make you nervous? :P

  9. On 10/8/2017 at 1:13 PM, looseyoga said:

     He didn't seem to notice. 

    I left another society in order not to have the humiliation of meeting them I cache on my own.

    I don't go to events because I don't want to meet this couple. I don't have many friends on geocaching.

    I get no response.

    I feel this is unfair.

    I've suffered enough.

    I just want to get on with my life.

    Everyone else raves about what a wonderful community it is. That's not my experience but I don't expect to be treated with contempt. I've had enough of that. Is there anything I can do? 

    Well, quit complaining would be a good start. 

    You cache alone, you don't go to events. I suspect the local cachers feel you think you're too good for them. By the time you got around to asking for help, they had developed the idea of "meh". That's their choice. Whether you think it's unfair or not is irrelevant.Life isn't fair. It generally stops being fair at about 5, when you start school.

    Suffered?? I don't see how the local cachers made you suffer. 

    Get on with your life. You have said that caching isn't a major thing for you. Go find something else that is. Join a book club, take up Hashing. Make changes that you can control.

    Believe me, they haven't treated you with contempt. That's way more serious that not getting answers to questions.

    Being ignored is not being bullied, so put down that crutch. Being ignored is usually the result of ignoring someone else.

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  10. 5 hours ago, arisoft said:

     I am apparently one of the few privileged who have access to a computer instead of using tablet or mobile phone only.

    On the contrary. I do all my logging on my desktop when I'm at home, or laptop if I'm a road trip. I have never logged via phone or tablet.

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