What would YOU do?

[+Okiebryan]

If you formerly cached with someone else, but suddenly don't anymore since they found someone else to cache with....

 

Then they go out and log all your hides, including many that they participated in hiding...

 

What would YOU do? I don't feel very OK about finds on my caches when the finder was present when the cache was hidden.

[+meralgia]

is their name somewhere on the log? If not, I'd safely say that you could delete their "found". Most folks aren't this nit-picky. Are you just trying to get some kind of "revenge"?

[+wimseyguy]

I'd shrug and move on.

[Skippermark]

I wouldn't worry about it. It's not worth the hassle.

Edited June 30, 2008 by Skippermark

[+Team_CSG]

Smile and wave, boys!1 Smile and Wave. - Madagascar

[+whistler & co.]

Did they sign the logbook at the time that the cache was hidden? Have they signed it since then? If their name is in the logbook, let them claim it as a find. No sense creating a lifelong enemy by nitpicking. If they have never signed the logbook, then I wouldn't feel you were overstepping to drop them a line stating that they are welcome to log finds on your hides when and if they sign the logbook that is present inside each container.

[+Moose Mob]

Don't let it bother you either way. It drains the fun out of it.

[+Harry Dolphin]

I'd say to thumb your nose, and delete them! And you could delete the finds as well!

Of course, it would probably create an enemy.

Remember what my Ma said: Cheaters never prosper, and prospers never cheat!

[+TeamFROG]

I'd just move along.

[+paulandstacey]

Don't let it bother you either way. It drains the fun out of it.

 

Best. Advice.Ever.

[+Okiebryan]

You all are probably right. It's really just another example of lack of integrity, which will be there whether I delete a log or not.

[+WRASTRO]

Yep. Move along. Nothing to see here folks.