Can I reuse a waypoint code?

[+Big Belle]

I created a cache listing, but when I checked on the container it didn't hold up to the waterproof conditions required at the location. I temporarily disabled this. So my question is: If no one has logged a find or any logs for that matter, can I reuse this listing for another spot? 'or' Should I permanently archive this?

 

I used the 'post reviewer note' thing, but not sure if they'll actually get the question.

 

Help?

[+tomfuller & Quill]

Reviewers generally allow you to move your cache up to 528 feet from the original location as long as you don't get within 528 feet of another cache. Find a waterproof container of the right size, hide it, correct the coords and email the reviewer that approved the original and you should be OK.

[+briansnat]

Normally you shouldn't, but since there have been no logs then I don't see why not.

 

If the move is under 528 feet you can change the coordinates yourself. If it's over 528 feet you need to ask a reviewer to do it.

 

If it's the latter it might be easier just to submit a new cache and archive the old.

[+Isonzo Karst]

I'll add that reviewer notes are not forwarded to reviewers. They have 2 special properties, they can only be posted to a cache by a site admin or the cache owner, and they're automatically archived when the cache is published.

 

Post publication, it's just another note on the cache page. You should likely email the reviewer through his/her profile.

[+Big Belle]

I will email the reviewer ...... about re-using it. Thanks for the tips!