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Judging by his profile it looks like he was making fun of someone's Starbucks caches. That person probably reported him for harassment and he got banned. (Assumptions)

I think the cache page needs to definitely be edited. It's extremely repetitive and too flashy. O_O

If a deleted user name was reused by someone else what would happen to the comments by the old user?

I agree too. I've pretty much quit caching because of that reason. The only time I'll go caching is if I'm away from the city and all the carpy caches.

I like country caches, generally there is a better spot for a quality cache and there are good views on the way.

I'm Anonymous' This whole thing is very strange..

I enjoyed the fairy tale Criminal.

I'll see what I can do.

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Wow, that is very cool. Congratulations to your son for his achievement.

This might clear things up a little: Linky Talk about run-on sentences.

LOL hi, I've been fine. How bout you? Back on topic, it's a tough decision to make. Usually I carry around some paper or cache pages that i can write a note on and leave in the cache. Even if the paper gets wet the cache owner should be able to make out what you write. A find where you don't sign the logbook or have some verification doesn't constitute as a find in my mind. Over the past couple years I've noticed that with the increase of Geocachers and Geocaches, questionable practices have come around. New ways of showing that they were there (as in recent topics ) and claiming finds for caches that they didn't really find or logging finds on a cache multiple times. This sport shouldn't be about the numbers, but it seems to have evolved into that and it disappoints me. I cache because I have fun doing it and I know most people do, they just get into competitions with other cachers leading to questionable caching. I am going to think about what action I should take on the wet logbook finds and I will tell you guys what my decision is tomorrow.

One of my caches had several DNFs in a row, my guess is cachers put it back in the wrong spot. Anyway, a couple days ago someone logged it saying they found it but couldn't sign it because of a wet log. Following this log, 4 other people claimed finds saying they couldn't sign it because of a wet log. After these logs another person logged a DNF on it. This all happened in the course of a couple days and I haven't been able to get out and replace it yet. I don't know if these people really found the cache or just claimed a find for the find count. These are the option s I figure I have: 1. Don't let it bother me and just let them be number hogs or just believe that they did find it. 2. Delete the logs, replace the logbook, and if they have a fit, tell them to go back and find the cache and sign it this time. If they really care about the find they'll do that. Of course I'm going to go replace the log as soon as I find time to. I know it might not seem like a big deal, but it's just been bugging me the past few days and I'd like your opinions on what you'd do in a situation like this. Thanks for your answers.

The hider was a stop and go cacher too. Hid one and found one on the same day and hasn't logged in since.

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Congratulations to myself, Hairy Plotter, and shoknaw for reaching 400, joinsmith97 for reaching 700, and Robinego for reaching 1000 at Ebey Bluffs at different times this weekend! Whew, a mouthful.

Oh, that makes sense.

I got a new cache notification today and it says the cache is 3 miles west of my home coordinates. However, the email also says the cache is in Wyoming and was approved by Mtn-Man. I live in Washington. When i looked at the cache page, i discovered that it is 3 miles west of where i live. What's going on?

The hint decryption works like a charm, the collections tab makes things a lot more organized, and i love the new image preview thing. Thanks Groundspeak!

I'm 17

Just make sure you get it right. If not, they tend to get ticked off! Heh, that would be bad.

That assumes you live in a part of the country where the leaves and tree part company in the winter. T'ain't the case here in the great Pacific Northwet. I know exactly how you feel.

Congratulations all on your milestones.

Congrats everyone with your recent milestones!

I love all the pretty pictures on this page.