How to report two caches at same coords?

[+thurnfamily]

How do I report two puzzle caches using the exact same coordinates? They are right on top of each other on the map, so it is impossible to select one of them. They are in northern Virginia, http://coord.info/GC1281Z and http://coord.info/GC11H17

[+StarBrand]

Puzzle cache listed coords are virtual stages and are not subject to any distance/saturation rules. I am certain the reviewer was aware when #2 was published.

[+StarBrand]

See: http://support.Groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=232

[jholly]

How do I report two puzzle caches using the exact same coordinates? They are right on top of each other on the map, so it is impossible to select one of them. They are in northern Virginia, http://coord.info/GC1281Z and http://coord.info/GC11H17

You can select them individually, not a problem. If you click on one and get the info balloon on the bottom of the balloon is

 

1 of 2 nearby results · < Prev | Next >

 

Click on next or previous to select which one you want. The mouse over also shows both names. I don't see a problem.

[+Isonzo Karst]

Stacking puzzle cache bogus coords on waypoints with lots of zeros is common all over the world - on confluence points around big urban areas there can be quite a lot of them. It does make for a messy map, I agree. But it's okay.

 

In my area, one prolific hider of puzzles has 8 caches all stacked on the same set of bogus coords.

 

 

GC1281Z is Members only, a warning for anybody who doesn't want to show up on the audit log.

[+Mad Dawgg]

Stacking puzzle cache bogus coords on waypoints with lots of zeros is common all over the world - on confluence points around big urban areas there can be quite a lot of them. It does make for a messy map, I agree. But it's okay.

 

In my area, one prolific hider of puzzles has 8 caches all stacked on the same set of bogus coords.

 

 

GC1281Z is Members only, a warning for anybody who doesn't want to show up on the audit log.

 

Audit Log? Sounds mysterious could you elaborate please?

 

Mad Dawgg

[Pup Patrol]

Stacking puzzle cache bogus coords on waypoints with lots of zeros is common all over the world - on confluence points around big urban areas there can be quite a lot of them. It does make for a messy map, I agree. But it's okay.

 

In my area, one prolific hider of puzzles has 8 caches all stacked on the same set of bogus coords.

 

 

GC1281Z is Members only, a warning for anybody who doesn't want to show up on the audit log.

 

Audit Log? Sounds mysterious could you elaborate please?

 

Mad Dawgg

 

Help Center → Premium Membership → Benefits

1.2. Audit Log

http://support.Groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=kb.page&id=122

 

 

B.

[+The_Incredibles_]

How do I report two puzzle caches using the exact same coordinates? They are right on top of each other on the map, so it is impossible to select one of them. They are in northern Virginia, http://coord.info/GC1281Z and http://coord.info/GC11H17

You can select them individually, not a problem. If you click on one and get the info balloon on the bottom of the balloon is

 

1 of 2 nearby results · < Prev | Next >

 

Click on next or previous to select which one you want. The mouse over also shows both names. I don't see a problem.

 

We have 2 puzzles on top of each other here. I've posted a note on one of the cache pages to tell them.

 

Just tried the and the above instructions work! Still annoying though, they haven't changed the coords. At a glance all I see is a smilie for the other cache, so unless I looked carefully, I'd never know I missed one.

Edited August 3, 2012 by The_Incredibles_