Moun10Bike

Yes and no. There is no date, but there are plans for a new framework for the maps that will address this issue. That's all I have to share at this time.

There was indeed something wrong with your email address(es) and the PQ form was not seeing a validated email address for your account for some reason. I was able to fix the issue by adding your existing email to your account again and validating it. Your account now shows that single, validated address and the PQ form is filling in properly with it.

It means you have found 481 of the 1000 caches currently in the list.

If you mean your "Unknown Puzzles Solved," then the issue is that it is at the maximum number of items allowed (1000). When you say that you "have less than the half of the most allowed caches in this list," I think you are mistakenly referring to the indicator showing how many of the items in the list you have found.

Apparently, there are some crashing issues with versions 9.45 and 9.46. In at least some instances, it is being caused by Talkback. Turning that off, dismissing the tooltip banner on the map, then turning Talkback on again seems to correct it. You might give that a try. If not, I'd suggest writing in to our support team.

Deletion of application data might remove data in a table, but it won't fix things if the table structure itself was corrupted during an upgrade, etc.

I would recommend uninstalling and reinstalling.

It looks like a significant number of your PQs are set to select caches within Washington State and within 500 miles of your home coordinates. However, your home coordinates are currently somewhere in Arizona, so no valid caches are returned.

Accurate GPS coordinates have always been required for caches, so I'm still not sure what is meant by "new rule."

Those are being displayed because they were recently updated by the owners.

I'm wondering if this blog post covering ways to increase the rate of success on your cache hides could have led to a misunderstanding: https://www.geocaching.com/blog/2023/11/take-the-hint-give-a-clue/. Alternatively, they may be misinterpreting the request that cache hiders provide detailed descriptions of cache hides in a reviewer note when submitting a cache for publication.

Here are some: https://coord.info/GC84CA6 https://coord.info/GC5A3Y6 https://coord.info/GC8WB6G You can search for checkers at https://project-gc.com/Tools/Challenges

It was an email, not a web page.

You have to have been signed up for promotional emails:

You can’t edit the auto-posted find log, but you can turn it off in your geocaching setup - see https://www.gpsrchive.com/GPSMAP/GPSMAP 67/index.htm

I show you as having published 6 caches + 5 Adventure locations = 11 total hides. Is this incorrect?

You can click through on your Project-GC stats that you already have on your profile to get to your Wisconsin county map:

If you want to remove one from your inventory, you can simply set it to missing using the Action drop-down on the trackable listing. You can’t remove one from your owned trackables list, though.

You can also see your account ID at https://www.geocaching.com/account/settings/account

I did not say that. There is a difference between geocoding coordinates and a souvenir system that triggers off of the country or region ID associated with a listing. Adventures are a completely different animal from geocaches in our systems and simply do not have country or region IDs (as well as other things, like D/T ratings). They could certainly be given these values, but that's not how they are currently handled.

Adventures (and Adventure locations) do not have assigned countries and regions like geocaches, only coordinates. As a result, they do not trigger country- and region-based souvenirs.

This is out of my realm of expertise! You are best off writing in to our helpdesk - visit https://www.geocaching.com/help/ and fill out the "Contact Us" form at the bottom. Sorry I can't be of more help!

My apologies - apparently the Vector Trails mapset is currently only available to Lackeys. I reached out to the engineers and the theory for why you can see the trail names on the iPhone is that it is blocking the ability to zoom in far enough to for them to appear in a way that Android is not. I will follow up with them, but there likely won't be an immediate solution.

Trail names don’t appear with the “Trails” map type, but do with the “Vector Trails” map.

I just used this GSAK macro and was able to successfully send and display cache images on my GPSMAP 66i as shown in the post immediately above. I can't guarantee that this means it will work on the 67, but I strongly suspect that it shares the same functionality.