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Thanks for noticing that. We've updated the OP and will update the cache page to clarify that you can only log the cache once.

Thank you. The list is now updated to include that geotrail.

Is the "Hide my finds" (Ocultar mis encontrados) filter active in your settings? Of the 6 caches you have found, 5 are archived or disabled. So, there should still be 1 showing on the map, assuming the "Hide my finds" filter is not active.

In the survey you referenced, 80% of the respondents answered that it would be somewhat, very, or extremely helpful to rename Needs Archived to Needs Reviewer Attention. The remaining 20% answered that it would be not so helpful or not at all helpful. (FWIW, the overwhelming majority of survey respondents were cache owners.) On the surface, it might appear to be a pretty simple change to make, but is actually a fairly significant engineering project that potentially touches the website (old/new logging flows), mobile apps, API partners, Garmin, etc. It's not a dead idea, but we're still investigating the feasibility.

You can use the Help Center to contact Geocaching HQ with concerns. Choose 16. Geocacher disagreement from the "What can we help you with?" dropdown.

You might consider posting in the St. Louis Area Geocachers Association Facebook group.

The engineers have looked into it and appears the issue is now fixed.

Our engineers have looked into it and now appears the app and builder pages are back to being snappy. Thanks for the reports.

Ahh, of course, E and W! Thanks for pointing that out. A cool waymark would be great, but I don't want to put anyone out unnecessarily. Then again, I'm in no hurry.

I'm having a heck of a time wrapping my brain around this category I think my username converts to 76 25.242 -- in which case I'm looking at places like Russia and Canada's Northwest Territories. Or Antarctica to the south! Would someone who has a better handle on this be willing to confirm if I've converted correctly?

I moved this from the Off-Topic forum.

I moved this thread from the Off-Topic forum.

Moving this to the Dutch forum, so it will perhaps be seen by more people.

You asked if the list included archived GeoTours. My answer was to say that the list does not include archived GeoTours or archived reward geotrails. I have edited my previous post to make it abundantly clear.

If your interest is strictly in GeoTours, then the GeoTours page will always be the most current: https://www.geocaching.com/play/geotours There are Find Your Park GT caches across the country, so there's no true single "location" for that GeoTour. I picked Arizona for the location on this map, not knowing the GeoTours team picked Missouri for their map.

The list is located in this pinned thread: List of GeoTours and geotrails with rewards The list does not include archived GeoTours or archived reward geotrails. I don't know off-hand when the first official GeoTour was launched, but it was well before 2015. At least 2013, when the HQ GeoTour began.

Moved thread to Bug Reports.

Since a cache container looking like this one would violate the guideline regarding containers looking like dangerous items and would likely lead to an account suspension for the CO who hid a container that looks like this (not to mention any potential law enforcement ramifications that may result), I'm going to go ahead and delete the photo, just so no one gets any dumb ideas from it.

Engineers are aware of the issue and working on it.

I'm closing this thread as several participants are, at the very least, stretching the forum guidelines on courtesy and personal attacks. It's gone on long enough.

The post is now updated to state the maximum of 100 logs.

This is a quarterly community survey from HQ. Potential participants are randomly picked from those who have opted in to marketing emails. (We can't send a survey like this to people who haven't opted in to marketing communications.) @Max and 99 I wasn't involved with the AR survey, so I can't speak to that specific project. But I can say that with many surveys (including this quarterly one), we get thousands of responses. I personally read every response to the quarterly community survey -- but it wouldn't be possible for me to respond to every question that is asked in those responses. I think this Help Center article is expected to serve as the response to AR questions until we have arrived at the "more to come" time referenced in the article.

We have not made any changes. I actually wasn't aware there was a restriction on reactions until looking into it just now. The Invision software (which powers the forums) was defaulting to 50 reactions per user per day.

It varies widely. Some Lackeys have worked at HQ for years and never changed their tag design. Others make small tweaks from time to time. Or even much bigger changes as their interests change over time.

Closed at OP request.