SPonGER

Thanks a lot I'm very looking forward to this

I understand that the change implies some additional effort for Groundspeak and that they may have good reasons not to implement it, but since most of the posts in this thread apparently come from the user side, just let me ask one simple question: As a user - what is your problem with weekly updates in contrast to updates every 7+x days? I still can't see any disadvantages for the users ...

Thanks, crabs! Totally my point :-)

Sorry, I don't agree to that. You can derive from most of the previous posts and many statistics that a majority of people go caching on weekends and want to have their PQs on sunday evening or monday morning - i.e. on a weekly basis. So i think that there is some sort of natural weekly rhythm that we just want to follow.

In my opinion, "I don't need it" or even "I can't understand people that want it" is never a convincing argument against a feature. As long as there are people that want it - and there are obviously some - it should be considered, right? For the users, I can't see any disadvantages of a relaxed timing restriction. For Groundspeak, there is of course some effort for the reconfiguration, but normally that shouldn't be too complicated, and of course a slightly higher load on the servers which I cannot size up. So I can only hope that Groundspeak is so kind and makes some users happy :-) Thanks, SPonGER

I'm pretty sure many members would like to run the My Finds PQ every sunday evening or monday morning after their weekend caching trip. But due to the 7-days-rule -- or more precisely the 604800-seconds-rule -- the point in time when you're able to do this gets later and later every week. I understand that Groundspeak doesn't want to send My Finds PQs automatically, but maybe it is possible to relax the time restriction to 6 or 6.5 days? Or maybe to allow to run this PQ on the same day the next week? I don't think that would increase the server load to much ... Thanx, SPonGER

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