Stunod

Have you seen THIS yet? Not 100% what you were asking for, but close.

"Annoying" would be the word I'd use.

Disable the cache, don't wait for the reviewer.

Some office supply stores and copy shops will do laminating for you for a few bucks.

Ladies and gentlemen, the football team will be playing before and after tonight's featured performance of the marching band. OK. What is 'FTW'? When you used it with the picture of the babe, I assumed it meant "First to Wench", but now I'm mystified. Carolyn Hey, that was no babe...that was my wife! (I'm seriously gonna be in trouble now) (FTW = For The Win)

Make it a multicache. Stages of a multi can be closer than 528 feet from each other. But make sure each stage is at least 528 from any OTHER cache (or stages of another multi/puzzle cache)

I just do it for the free beer and chicks.

Sounds like a "question to answer" waypoint and you shouldn't have a proximity issue with an existing physical cache placement.

Can we delete some accounts while were at it? I have a suggestion on where to start

You have to get the emailed PQ if you want GPX. Try using a different email address. I highly recommend a free gmail account.

The ability to search user names on the route page would be a good solution. Right now you can only search by keyword or address.

GSAK has the ability to use a line filter to create custom-shaped boundaries for creating your files.

http://www.textmarks.com/info/help/#hlpWhereAvail

If I'm understanding you correctly, it looks like it has been fixed. I don't see the issue you describe on the Zumo 660 review page.

Go HERE and edit, disable or delete the notification(s)

Pocket queries are the answer...sounds like you just need to learn a little bit more about them. Markwell has a good tutorial on them in his Geocaching FAQ: http://markwell.us/geofaq.htm

Not directly, but you can add a "middle-man" Create a free gmail account and create a forwarding rule to send the message to both your "normal" email and your phone.

I don't have a place for state in "Mailing Address" ??

The "nearest" link is based off the state entered in your profile. Go HERE and click the change link in the first box ("My Profile"). Select the proper state in the "Mailing Address" section at the bottom. Now do you see the "nearest" link?

Why can I not find this? I see Stat Bar, My GPS, Search Options (which only offers NEAREST caches, not newest), User Routes, Field Notes, Geocaching with Twitter, Premium Features, Account Options, Geocache Google Earth Viewer, and My Inventory down the right side. Am I in the wrong place? You don't see the "newest" in that search box? Have you set your home state in your profile?

Just a comment on the quoted comment above. A cache container isn't required though I've heard some folks leaning that way. A log book is required. Thats it. ... The guidelines say a container is required: "Traditional Caches This is the original cache type consisting of (at a bare minimum) a container and a logbook."

Fill in the "Send to Another E-Mail Address:" field with the properly formatted email address for your phone Here's a pretty complete list of formats depending on carrier: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SMS_gateway#C...E-Mail_Gateways

This quote would make more sense if geocaching was at least 12 years old.

Drive Up Cache?

How about flipping the circumstances around? Would you like it if someone put a cache only 14m from the final of your multi cache? Wouldn't it upset you if the reviewer didn't protect your spot?