jimandjoanne

After reading that last one from funkymunkyzone, I don't think my thought is all that good, he hit the nail right on the head, some folks would feel left out. Guess I was trying to take the lazy way out with a button to push, a little note to the cacher sounds like the way to go. Thanks everyone for your thoughts on this. Jim

Well I have read some of the other thread and I guess it's being looked at, not in the way I was thinking through. I was just looking for some way for the cache owner to show there appreciation for a creative log, not necessarily everyone getting to rate it.

Not sure if this is the right place for this, but anyway, Over the years I have come across some very fun, creative logs and I was wondering if we could have some way of recognizing them, kinda like on facebook a thumbs up or something.

So the way i understand what your saying if a few of us can't find a cache in a row it gets flagged and at some point gets reviewed.

Quick Filters - Will the new dashboard send out a request to archive a cache when it has recievied 4 DNF in a row? I see that it keeps track and reports to the cache owner that there may be a problem, just wondering if it will also flag it to be archived. I'm just wondering if the new Cache Owner Dashboard would flag it. Started getting a message that it may need maintenance on the 4th DNF. Didn't get a needs maintenance or needs archive from a cacher, just at the top of the new page. Check out my cache page - https://coord.info/GC4Z3E9 Thanks Jim

Thank you this helps.

I'm just wondering if the new Cache Owner Dashboard would flag it. Started getting a message that it may need maintenance on the 4th DNF. Didn't get a needs maintenance from a cacher, just at the top of the new page. Check out the page - https://coord.info/GC4Z3E9

Will the new dashboard send out a request to archive a cache when it has recievied 4 DNF in a row? I see that it keeps track and reports to the cache owner that there may be a problem, just wondering if it will also flag it to be archived. Thanks Jim

Why not treat the container like anything else right now, wear gloves and sanitize before and after and use social distancing if caching with a friend.