Doctor J.

The way I see it, if I go out and buy an ammo can, spend the time to fill it with swag and find a location to hide it then I will do what I dadgum well please when I list it. If I want it to be a PMO then that's the way it is. I have that opportunity since I pay a meager 30 bucks a year so if people want to view the page then cough up the money. Don't like it? Too bad!

Now it all makes sense after reading the last few posts. It's rather evident who's who and what's what except for one thing. One of the two parties writes a nice apology and the other gives a half-hearted response. If that is indicative of her personality then I see why the logs were deleted in the first place. You see, its only about the numbers and not making amends.

Go to an adult book store. They usually keep it next to the inflatable sheep.

Once before I jumped in and gave an uninformed opinion about a challenge cache log deletion. After some private, perfectly rational, communication with the cache owner I could see their point of view. Is this another one of those situations where nobody is ever going to making the REAL story public? So far I have not read any rational explanation for the log deletion. I find this post by TeamSeekAndWeShallFind totally inadequate. You either are prepared to defend the log deletion publicly, or you are not. What was this post supposed to accomplish? It says nothing. It adds nothing to the discussion. I did notice your cordial acknowledgment of a revisit note by a cacher that mentions all the names that made up that days caching group. So the name knabino can be acknowledged as a cache visitor, but knabino can not have credit for a find. Illogical. Looking at the previous logs, Coyote & Cardinal I think you/we all are mistaken as to who said "I'm already questioning your motive by your thread title and withholding key information that may explain the deletion." This was actually the last line in a post by Chuy at 11:50 PM post #12. It appears that TeamSeek.... had tried to use the Quote function and got cut off in the process. Lets try to get back on topic here and direct our comments at the appropriate posters. As far as I'm concerned if a cache owner wants to delete a log then so be it. I have had to delete logs because owners gave away a cache location after refusing to edit them. Some people who have just become a thorn in my side by sending me nasty emails and crying about this and that have been asked not to do my caches. If they do the log gets deleted since they were warned. Anyways look at the post by Chuy above and you'll see what I'm saying. Good evening all. Doctor J.

Of course most stories do not tell everything. Somebody just doesn't go and delete your logs for no apparent reason whatsoever. Come on lay out the goods here. What did you do to the owner? Did you delete their logs on a cache you own? Something triggered it. Doctor J.