Nature Noggins

I am stepping away from my geocaches and am putting them up for adoption. All cahaes that I own "Nature Noggins" are available for adoption. If they are not adopted out by mid December I am probably just going to archive them.

I have not received a reply yet to this post. Is anyone from tech support there to help? Is there an email address for tech support? HELP!

When I go to my geocaches found page the calendar doesn't mark the caching days any more. This has been empty since October, and yes, I have been out caching and logging since then. Any help would be appreciated.

I am having the same issues with my calendar, except mine seems to have stopped logging since the beginning of October. Anyone have any answers for us?

Good idea... if only they would listen. The posters in this forum who are keeping up their megga number of caches are obviously those that care about their caches and what others think about their caches. The mega trash hiders don't care about what others think. To them it's about the numbers... not the quality. Therfore they don't care about others opinions.

andGuest is right about those that are placing more caches while some of theirs "Need Maintenance". Maybe not all NM listings are necessary, but 99% of them are. Why else would someone post that it NM? True... to those that are stating a well placed cache shouldn't need maintenance, but there are way too many cachers in my neck of the woods that aren't placing "maintenance free" caches. The big number placers are using magnetic key holders, film canisters, and other non weatherproof containers. Today I even ran across a folded piece of paper with a pen next to it. No container. Another was a key holder with a frozen log in it. We had to add a sheet of our own just to sign it. I'm sure many of the posters in this forum are placing maintenance free caches or are able to maintain the big numbers, but I reiterate my previous question... What about those that are placing high numbers of junk? We have a guy in our area that has placed about 80 trash caches, doesn't maintain them and is now talking about heading into other counties that are a good 45 minutes to 1 1/2 drive away from his home. Maybe some feel that there are too many rules for posting caches now, but we need the rules to stop the garbage placers that just want to go to an event and brag that they have 100+ placed.

So It looks like everyone is in agreement that it is possible to maintain large numbers of caches, however, what about those cachers that don't maintain their caches, have several in "Needs Maintenance" mode and are still out there placing more caches? We have a few cachers in our area that are like this. They keep placing trashy micros, just for the sake of placing them. They don't maintain them yet are still placing more caches. These high number trash cachers are also stealing good caching places from other cachers. How can we expect to get new cachers into this fun if when they decide to place a cache, they can't find a place to do it? My hats off to those big time placers who are doing a great job of maintenance, but what do we do about those that don't? Maybe GC.com should put a limit on the numer of placements, not just for maintenance issues, but also for the sake of not using up all the good hiding spots.