WISH LIST

[+The Snowdog 53]

If I ever win the lottery I'd throw a big chunk of change at Groundspeak and ask for the following:

 

Benchmarking

Update the benchmark database, and do so at the beginning of every month.

 

Waymarking

Fix all that is broken on Waymarking.com and then bring that web site into the twenty-first century, starting with a more usable map.

 

Geocaching

Fix the souvenir page by at least grouping the souvenirs in a rational manner and possibly giving some user options for display.

Remove (or give the option to remove) the "Post on Facebook" and "Post on Twitter" buttons (does anyone actually use these?)

I would pay an extra $10 per year to not see any ads at all on the geocache pages.

 

What's on your wish list?

Edited September 8, 2018 by The Snowdog

[+Max and 99 726]

My wishlist is for the book: Offline Geocaching for Dummies.

 

I'd also ask HQ to ask me for my opinion on how to improve WM Hunts.

 

[+niraD 1868]

Here are a few of mine...

• Avatar Forum Title Request

• Accept new requests for public API access

• Allow Challenge Caches based on authoritative third-party data sources 

• Mt DNFs

• Simple Drafts/Field notes suggestion

• Link error.

• Emailed Replies to Message Center Notifications Fail

• Mention why a cahce "might need some attention"

• sorting Souvenirs

• Allow links directly to Q&A on Geocaching 101 page

[+Team Christiansen 203]

21 minutes ago, niraD said:

• Mention why a cahce "might need some attention"

• sorting Souvenirs

 Yes to all of niraD's, but these two in particular, yes, yes!

Edited September 8, 2018 by Team Christiansen

[+cerberus1 1869]

13 hours ago, The Snowdog said:

If I ever win the lottery I'd throw a big chunk of change at Groundspeak and ask for the following:

 - snip -

What's on your wish list?

 

I sure wouldn't give it to a company with a hobby I'm interested in.   

A totally self-sustaining/off grid house & property might be a thought...

[+kunarion 1334]

13 hours ago, The Snowdog said:

If I ever win the lottery I'd throw a big chunk of change at Groundspeak and ask for the following

 

Oooh, wait.  Throw me the big chunk of change instead.  You can still ask.  It's a win-win.