Hügh

This has already been reported:

I believe the current iOS Wherigo app was built by @MrCachly, and sold (?) to Groundspeak. (It’s listed in the App Store by Groundspeak, Inc.) Not sure which of them is responsible for maintenance.

While I sympathize with the accessibility concern, I think you have your cache types mixed up. I believe that the "5000" number you are thinking probably comes from the Lost & Found Events, which were re-branded as Community Celebration Events and awarded to everyone* in 2020. They will be doing this again in 2025. Those appear in red. The Block Party type is green, but I doubt there will be very many since the criteria for the type requires at minimum Mega status. Only six have been published so far.

I believe that this is what the "Claim this solution" button is for.

The geofence is turned off when in test mode. See the 7th slide on the builder guide. No, links are not clickable.

Project-GC points to GC571KV.

...no? It would be nice if the app would add a line to the description if the checker was enabled, though. Cachly does it well.

They are indeed:

https://payments.geocaching.com/membership/edit Click "Update Payment Method" on the right.

I think that this is all that has been said:

The slightly more technical answer is: you have to be able to offer a Project-GC challenge checker for your challenge, and the checker scripting system does not provide data on DNF logs.

The previous sentence is: "To avoid confusion or suspicion if your cache is found by a non-geocacher, follow these tips where possible." Sometimes a transparent container is not possible.

A search of the forums reveals... that you asked this same question two years ago: I assume worrellsquirrel's answer still applies.

You put two names in "Not found by": The caches appearing in the search results will be only those which neither of those players have found. Read it as: "Not found by X and not found by Y".

You use this word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

Make a post here: https://project-gc.com/forum/list?8. You can authenticate using your Geocaching.com account. Please make sure you read "READ FIRST": https://project-gc.com/forum/read?8,8362

Yes, a Basic member can. The cache will keep its original PMO status.

Yes, Cachly has an FTF indicator & filter option in lists.

It's been around since at least 21 December:

Adventure Labs? Or, have some Facebook group tell you the code and then just log it from your couch.

Napkin math, but: if 50,000 people met the criteria each time, and they selected only 4,000, then the probability of not winning all four times under a perfectly fair draw is (1 - 4/50)^4 = 71%. The true probability would be higher in the United States, since they biased selection by region.

That line can be modified by the (current) cache owner, by clicking "Edit" under "Admin Tools" and editing the "Placed by" field. For instance, if it is changed to "XXX (adopted by YYY)", the line will read "A cache by XXX (adopted by YYY)".

Woohoo!

This Challenge checker will list all Badgegen badges for which the "Leapday" addon is possible to earn. Scroll down to "The Matrix Cacher". https://project-gc.com/Challenges/80820

Is there a significant number of pre-moratorium challenges in your area? If a challenge was published afterwards, the guidelines say that you do not need to provide a list of qualifying caches: Markdown eliminates extra spaces, so yes, it would not work. Some versions of Markdown support tables, but it does not appear that Geocaching.com's version does.