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Similar date found problem as above - I found 5 lab caches on Feb 29 late in the day (11:50ish p.m.) in Southern California, which is the same as Seattle time. They all showed up as 3/1/20 I saw someone complained to Project-GC, and Project-GC assigns the fault to geocaching.com. The activity log on that particular adventure shows it was logged as finished on 2/29/20, so why not the associated adventure lab caches?

The last changes that appealed to desktop users who are not relying on third party software happened quite some time ago. Since then only functionality has been taken away. I do not care at all about how the new profile page looks on a mobile device and I definitely would prefer a design that manages to provide a nice result also for those who do not access the site from a mobile phone. When reading arguments that Groundspeak decided to use the avatar as profile photo in order to simplify the life of the cachers and at the same time suggest that users could add their own photos in the profile section I end up with the feeling that someone pulls my leg. Understanding the difference between an avatar and a profile photo has certainly been way easier for the average user than it is to include a profile photo at an appropriate place into the profile page. Even though I'm familiar with html I had to play around for a while and I'm still not fully happy with the result. This might not be the right spot for this comment, but ... What I noticed, when I went to edit my profile page, the size of the edit windows in the new form. One of the boxes did not make sense - forum signature, since it imported a link I had to cacherstats.com. I was not aware of the change since I don't follow the forums. I assume this is an "improvement". I much preferred having the entire page in one window, or at least have the Bio window show more than 5 lines at a time. I figured out the avatar quickly the first time I saw it - in trying to document this comment I found that the previous page with all the account info on it has been broken several pages. And no explanation easily available as to what's where - we are Groundspeak and we know what's good for you. It is, however, the only game in town.