Which guidelines are contrary to this?
The commercial benefit of many caches in the environment is there.
But these are my caches, so no other owner can get upset.
Can one (i.e. reviewer) prevent such a task?
How?
Yeah, well, I was rejected for a cache that I wanted to place near a non-profit cable TV studio. Our idea, since we are both in television busiess, was to put caches near TV station studios and give some of the rich history of the TV stations. I was rejected because the reviewer felt that people finding the cache would be tempted to go into the TV station and spend money. TV stations get money by selling advertising and by people watch their station. Clearly, the reviewer has never been in a TV station because TV make NO money from people walking in. There is nothing to sell. In fact, people who wander in are usually there to complain. And, in today's environment, security usually prevents the average person from walking into the studio. But the reviewer was adamant for some reason - even when I mentioned series like "Off Your Rocker" (Cracker Barrel Restaurants) and others that are clearly commercial, he dismissed that as being "grandfathered" in before the non-commercial rule was implemented. I think it really depends on the reviewer and if they have some sort of grudge against you or the idea.
