Feature Request: Sort for Duplicate "Found" entries

[+SilverMarc]

I've looked over the entries on caches I maintain and see dozens of duplicate "Found" entries by the same users. Some are identical, perhaps hitting a button on the Geocaching App twice (or even thrice!), some are similar but a day or so apart.

 

It would be a TERRIFIC feature for the CO to be able to sort for "Duplicate Found Entries" by the same users in one cache's list to make removing each duplicate easier. My caches have over 3000 listings each.

 

Thanks for considering!

 

--Marc

[+Bear and Ragged]

I've looked over the entries on caches I maintain and see dozens of duplicate "Found" entries by the same users. Some are identical, perhaps hitting a button on the Geocaching App twice (or even thrice!), some are similar but a day or so apart.

 

It would be a TERRIFIC feature for the CO to be able to sort for "Duplicate Found Entries" by the same users in one cache's list to make removing each duplicate easier. My caches have over 3000 listings each.

 

Thanks for considering!

 

--Marc

 

Api partner http://project-gc.com/ already provide the facilities...

Why should GS re-invent the wheel?

(Or. GS have already provided the facility, within their Api. Project GC give the means to show those results. GSAK will also provide the results.)

[+Walts Hunting]

A thorough reading of the post seems to indicate to me tht he is asking for duplicate logs of others on CACHES HE OWNS. I do not believe project-GC does that. It will find duplicate ones he has written.

[Pup Patrol]

A thorough reading of the post seems to indicate to me tht he is asking for duplicate logs of others on CACHES HE OWNS. I do not believe project-GC does that. It will find duplicate ones he has written.

 

You can find the "bad logs" of any username on Project-gc, not just yours.

 

All you have to do is put in the username:

 

http://project-gc.com/Profile/FindBadLogs

 

 

B.

[Pup Patrol]

I've looked over the entries on caches I maintain and see dozens of duplicate "Found" entries by the same users. Some are identical, perhaps hitting a button on the Geocaching App twice (or even thrice!), some are similar but a day or so apart.

 

It would be a TERRIFIC feature for the CO to be able to sort for "Duplicate Found Entries" by the same users in one cache's list to make removing each duplicate easier. My caches have over 3000 listings each.

 

Thanks for considering!

 

--Marc

 

Api partner http://project-gc.com/ already provide the facilities...

Why should GS re-invent the wheel?

(Or. GS have already provided the facility, within their Api. Project GC give the means to show those results. GSAK will also provide the results.)

 

How does on go about finding the caches that have duplicate logs using project-gc.com?

 

 

B.

[+Bear and Ragged]

I've looked over the entries on caches I maintain and see dozens of duplicate "Found" entries by the same users. Some are identical, perhaps hitting a button on the Geocaching App twice (or even thrice!), some are similar but a day or so apart.

 

It would be a TERRIFIC feature for the CO to be able to sort for "Duplicate Found Entries" by the same users in one cache's list to make removing each duplicate easier. My caches have over 3000 listings each.

 

Thanks for considering!

 

--Marc

 

Api partner http://project-gc.com/ already provide the facilities...

Why should GS re-invent the wheel?

(Or. GS have already provided the facility, within their Api. Project GC give the means to show those results. GSAK will also provide the results.)

 

How does on go about finding the caches that have duplicate logs using project-gc.com?

 

B.

 

Find Bad Logs

 

Use this page to check for duplicate logs on caches or if you have accidently logged your own cache.

 

It's a known problem that adopted caches that you have logged before you adopted them will be listed here. Some form of solution will come.

 

Three columns:

Dup logs on owned caches

Dup logs

Logged owned caches

 

I take to be: Dup logs on caches you own, your dup logs on caches you have found, and your logs on caches you own.