Hello fellow cachers. I sent the following to Groundspeak and they suggested I put it up here too to get some feedback. What do you all think?
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I am sure this has probably been requested/mentioned/put forward before but just a little thought....... The size guide for caches at the moment is:
Micro
Small
Regular
Large
I feel there should be another named 'MINI' to accommodate such items as 35mm film canisters where you can put things in is but its not big enough for a pen.
When I see MICRO and people haven't put a proper description I assume I am looking for a tiny tiny item which has no room for anything other than a rolled up piece of paper. There is too much of a difference in size of items placed in this bracket.
To reiterate, I feel it should be:
Micro - Too small for anything other than the log paper.
Mini - Small enough to place tiny items and a log but not a pen.
Small - Big enough for small items, log and pen, Small TB's and Coins.
Regular - Big enough for Log, Pen, many items, TBs and Coins.
Large - Big enough to contain pretty much anything.
I hope this is worth considering, it will certainly help me and many others when finding these little blighters. We are not all 24/7 dedicated cachers and some do it for a bit of fun with the kids when we have time. Quite often we never know what we are looking for and it becomes very very frustrating.
It shouldn't take too much to inform all cachers of any change if this was the case. A quick edit of their own caches shouldn't take too long.
Thanks
