Cascade Reviewer
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Finding an archived geocache
Cascade Reviewer replied to DaByrnes's topic in United Kingdom and Ireland
Is this the cache that you are looking for? Out & About 2 -
Or a moderator.
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Moving to the Northeast forums.
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Options for commenting on a log entry or reacting to a long entry
Cascade Reviewer replied to DeanMan86's topic in Website
I'm moving this suggestion to the Website forum. -
Animatie plaatsen lastig in nieuwe cache
Cascade Reviewer replied to Catweezle 2's topic in Geocaching Algemeen
Moving this to the Dutch-Speaking Forum. -
How to View other members logged finds.
Cascade Reviewer replied to JJSgeocrew's topic in How do I...?
There is a similar discussion occurring in the most current Release Notes thread. You are welcome to to read through that thread, and if you would like to add any helpful insights on the subject, you can do so there. Meanwhile, I'm closing this duplicate thread. -
Replacing damp and damaged logs
Cascade Reviewer replied to CleverCloggs's topic in General geocaching topics
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I'm moving this to Geocaching Topics.
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Thanks for the notes. I'm moving this to the Midwest forum.
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Moving this thread to How Do I...?
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This is an interesting point, and one that I've run into in the past. In my opinion, if a cache looks like it's on private property and permission has been granted, it would make a lot of potential seekers feel better if they saw a statement in the cache listing saying so. @Keystone, I know you and your fellow canine companions can't require adding such a statement, but do you ever recommend it to COs? If so, how often do COs tend to agree with you and do so? I can't speak for any other reviewers, but I always requested that a CO add wordage in their cache description about permission info when the area was obviously private. I never said that it was required, I just told them that it would make future cache seekers more comfortable if they knew for sure there was permission. I know that it makes me feel better as a cacher. The CO's always added the information on the cache page, with no issues, after that.
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This is a great topic about geocaching, so I'm moving it to Geocaching Topics.
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Groundspeak just announced the winners: And the GIFF 2018 Award winners are… ?
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Groundspeak just uploaded the GIFF 2018 Film Reel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSP8P1FRQMU
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Cache Logging Requirements
Cascade Reviewer replied to colbinator's topic in General geocaching topics
Moving this thread to Geocaching Topics. -
Traveling on the Oosterdam Feb 16 2019
Cascade Reviewer replied to Chris Baker's topic in General geocaching topics
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I'm going to move this to the GPS forum, hopefully some help can be found there.
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Moving this to Geocaching Topics.
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Moving this thread to Geocaching Topics.
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Closing duplicate topic.
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Moving this thread to the How Do I...? forum.
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Moving this thread to the How Do I...? forum.
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We don't mind if a brief mention of c:geo is made in passing, but this is really not the place to discuss it. If you would like to discuss it more, you can take it to personal conversations. Thank you.
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Reviewer won't publish cache
Cascade Reviewer replied to WK2Trailhawk's topic in General geocaching topics
The OP needed to be more to the point. Giving the reviewer details about friends, family, and schooling doesn't really help anything. The reviewer is asking for a maintenance plan so the OP needs to give him or her one. Doesn't have to be elaborate, just that a cache problem can be dealt with in a timely manner. Visiting "several times" a year is too broad,, this number needs to be more specific. I can't tell if you're agreeing with my post, or disagreeing with it. -
Reviewer won't publish cache
Cascade Reviewer replied to WK2Trailhawk's topic in General geocaching topics
Hi! I know that visiting an area several times a year feels like a lot, but if a cache needs maintenance, it's not fair to the community to wait several months until you can get back to take care of it. I think that you will find that if you give your reviewer a specific maintenance plan and a local geocacher's information, you should be just fine. Here's the info from the Groundspeak's help center about maintenance: