mouthsmasher

I've been considering purchasing this app, but it looks like I'll hold off for now. One of the priciest apps I've found, and apparently, based on numerous sources of feedback, one of the least supported by its own developers. What gives?? Not only does it sound like the app doesn't work, it sounds like there isn't even a whisper of an excuse, explanation, or plans to fix it.

Maybe the term "Muggle" won't seem so bad when (if) the Harry Potter fad dies off.

Hmm, you have described what we leave sometimes. Who are you leaving things for? I think of the children. I think children would like to find foreign coins, buffalo nickels, hot wheels, spent cartridge cases, and McToys. (Among other things.) We also leave custom poker chips that we had made as a sig item. I really think kids find that kind of swag interesting. The "best" thing is completely subjective. I don't trade often. I have traded for a compass key chain and a Hot Wheel's medal from the 60's. Yeah, I suppose everything is pretty subjective as to what's good and what's not. I guess there's nothing wrong with the coins, cars, and McD's toys. Sometimes some of those sorts of things I've found to be quite interesting, but for the most part, repetitive. I guess I don't really mind that stuff, except when it's very worn out and used, to the point of being almost broken. In the end what interests me the most is the unexpected and unusual. I haven't taken into consideration that people leave things specifically geared for people of different ages or interests, but it all makes sense.

I'm relatively new to geocaching, and I've noticed that pretty much every geocache large enough to hold anything is always filled with coins, poker chips, toy cars, bullet shells, or McDonald's toys. In an effort to make the geocaches I either create or come across more interesting, I want to know what's been found left and before. What's the best thing you've left in a geocache? What's the coolest thing you've taken? Do you always leave something completely different behind or do you leave something relatively the same as a sort of "trademark" or "calling card." Where's the best place to find something to leave behind? What don't you like to find in a geocache??

I agree with you completely, but I seriously doubt anything will change

Sweet! I didn't know there was a Geocache Facebook app!