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RKOwen

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  1. What are we debating about here? It's not whether ALs are or should be considered like regular geocaches. That's a matter of personal preference. And as a matter of personal preference I would like the ability to turn off the count of AL stages in my find count. Is that so hard for geocaching.com? Right now if you download your "My Finds" file it does not include the AL stages in the count of finds, which screws with third party tools and the count they show. I like doing ALs, but I see it as something separate from geocaching (except for the bonus caches), so please add this option.
  2. I love my Garmin Colorado 300 ... when it works well. However, yesterday I experienced my first lock-up. I experienced this with GCPAG7 (in Union City, CA - SF bay area). I looked at the long_description and noticed that it has 7 levels of font declarations that do "nothing", and more. However, on many caches that when I click on them the unit will not give the direction arrow and the compass won't direct me to the cache. This happens a lot to me, and this irritates me the most.. Here's an example: GC1399H . Garmin Colorado 300 2.5 (April 7, 2008 - I think) Linux/Ubuntu - I copy the GPX files directly to the unit which presents itself as a USB media drive.
  3. I love my Garmin Colorado 300 ... when it works well. However, yesterday I experienced my first lock-up. I experienced this with GCPAG7 (in Union City, CA - SF bay area). I looked at the long_description and noticed that it has 7 levels of font declarations that do "nothing", and more. However, on many caches that when I click on them the unit will not give the direction arrow and the compass won't direct me to the cache. This happens a lot to me, and this irritates me the most.. Here's an example: GC1399H . Garmin Colorado 300 2.4 Linux/Ubuntu - I copy the GPX files directly to the unit which presents itself as a USB media drive.
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