How Long To Publish?

[+Don_J]

Wow!

I just submitted two caches for review at 2:32PM. They were published at 2:36PM.

 

A new world Record? Heck, I don't know. What I do know is that Southern Cal has the best.

 

I've learned that If I do my homework, meet the guidelines, and check for proximity before doing the placement, I wont need pain killers to kill the headache.

[+tozainamboku]

Wow!

I just submitted two caches for review at 2:32PM. They were published at 2:36PM.

 

A new world Record? Heck, I don't know. What I do know is that Southern Cal has the best.

 

I've learned that If I do my homework, meet the guidelines, and check for proximity before doing the placement, I wont need pain killers to kill the headache.

Follow the guidelines? Huh? GC2F4X6 is an agenda if I ever saw one. What's with the California reviewers not doing their job?

[+2Jeeps2Jacks]

Lear Jet is actually Learjet, a registered trademark of Bombardier.

You may want to check on their "use of Trademarks" page.

 

Bombardier

[+Max and 99]

I think you just got really lucky with the timing of your cache submission.

[+TerraViators]

For me (Dallas area) it is always a 3-day turnaround. You can set your clock by it. Most of the caches are published betwen 6 and 10 pm every day.

[+roziecakes]

Our reviewers are speedy here! The longest I've ever had to wait was 2 days I think. Fastest, about 10 minutes. They're awesome

[+Cuddlefish]

That is awesome - especially when you consider that the reviewers do this for the love of the hobby and have their own lives to lead too. Our local reviewer (mtn-man) is awesome also. (Where is the love smiley when you need it... <3)