Terms and Their Meanings?

[AbbeyGreen]

Can somebody please explain to me what a few terms mean? I am a bit new to Geocaching and am not quite sure what any of these mean. I would greatly appreciate if any of ya'll could add any extras that i might run across. Here are the 2 that i have just stumbled upon. Thanks for any help!

 

FTF (use: Snagged a FTF on this find)

TFTC

[+Meandering WA]

First to Find

 

Thanks For The Cache

[+ToonYogi]

http://www.geocaching.com/about/glossary.aspx Edited July 7, 2012 by ToonYogi

[+The Blorenges]

I'll just add that although you'll often see these abbreviations used in logs, most cache owners appreciate a few real words, or even a sentence or two, when you log their cache. It makes life more interesting.

 

MrsB

[hiplainsdrifter]

I'll just add that although you'll often see these abbreviations used in logs, most cache owners appreciate a few real words, or even a sentence or two, when you log their cache. It makes life more interesting.

 

MrsB

 

Truth. If someone put an hour or two into creating a cache, certainly you can put more than 2 seconds into your log.

[+Chief301]

I'll just add that although you'll often see these abbreviations used in logs, most cache owners appreciate a few real words, or even a sentence or two, when you log their cache. It makes life more interesting.

 

MrsB

 

Truth. If someone put an hour or two into creating a cache, certainly you can put more than 2 seconds into your log.

 

However, if you put about 2 seconds into "creating" your cache, well, you deserve what you get...

[knowschad]

I'll just add that although you'll often see these abbreviations used in logs, most cache owners appreciate a few real words, or even a sentence or two, when you log their cache. It makes life more interesting.

 

MrsB

 

Truth. If someone put an hour or two into creating a cache, certainly you can put more than 2 seconds into your log.

 

However, if you put about 2 seconds into "creating" your cache, well, you deserve what you get...

 

Nobody takes 2 seconds to put out a cache. Even a film can at the base of a stop sign takes some effort. No cache hider "deserves what he gets" when it comes to logging.

[+Afterburned]

 

Nobody takes 2 seconds to put out a cache. Even a film can at the base of a stop sign takes some effort. No cache hider "deserves what he gets" when it comes to logging.

 

A film can with very little description and an uninspiring location would not get a TFTC from me.

I would post an honest comment.