First of all: I used it as No. 1 method of finding caches in unknown areas, too. And I want the KML back!
It makes me angry to be treated like a dumb little child, uhm customer by Groundspeak.
Groundspeak turned off a feature a lot of their customers used and found useful! If not most! And they by-the-way claimed that it wasn't.
When I read the now famous 200 number, being naive I thought "Wow, I am a minority!" Now I hope they don't pay the guys that got that number too much. And even less to those who wrote it in the original announcement. If Groundspeak were publicly listed in the stock and that would have been an information for investors, they would get sued... How can you base a business decision on such ridiculously false information?
Plus, Groundspeak surrendered from the technical problem. I can see the problem - but why is Groundspeak the only company out there to solve it by just turning the feature off? What with Moore's law and all the servers getting better and faster and all those giftes software engineers all over the world? Now one able to find a solution? That's just sad...
Hope they come to their senses and listen to what their customers are saying!
