person not maintaining their cache

[+garynlyssa]

There is a park in my neighborhood that i would like to place a cache. Someone already has a 6 part multi including 5 waypoint marks leading to a final ammo box. Well it seems that the final cache is gone or muggled or whatever but since april people have been telling the owner that it is not there and it needs to be taken care of. nothing has been done. how do you report this to someone or should i just place mine and not worry about theirs. I don't know what to do, i think it should be archived or something. Thanks, Alyssa

[+TotemLake]

There is a park in my neighborhood that i would like to place a cache. Someone already has a 6 part multi including 5 waypoint marks leading to a final ammo box. Well it seems that the final cache is gone or muggled or whatever but since april people have been telling the owner that it is not there and it needs to be taken care of. nothing has been done. how do you report this to someone or should i just place mine and not worry about theirs. I don't know what to do, i think it should be archived or something. Thanks, Alyssa

Mske a Should Be Archived note on the cache page. That alerts the reviewers.

[+BlueDeuce]

Round and Round

 

In the meantime, can you find a place for your cache over a .10 of a mile away?

[+Moose Mob]

The cache owner hasn't logged in since May. With the large number of DNF's on it, I highly recommend that you post a Needs Archived log on that cache so the local reviewer will be notified.

[+sbell111]

Agreed. The cache sounds like the poster child for the 'needs archived' log.

[+hycam]

Saw the "needs archived" note. I think you should use the "Needs Archived" type, instead of a note, if you want the reviewer to be notified.

[Skippermark]

Yes, there's a log entry type called "Should be Archived" or something to that effect. Your reviewer will see that type of log entry and take a look at the cache. They won't see a note.