Wish list for website changes

[SerenityThen]

Two things I would really like to see added to Geocaching.com are:

 

1. A counter at the bottom of every listing much like Ebay has them for every listing. Im always curious on the # of hits on certain caches compared to others.

 

2. I would like to see a spot where you can just enter some cordinates and be able to find the next closes cache to those cordinates you entered. This would be helpful when your prospecting areas to place a cache but you're not to sure if another cache is allready in the area. My current method is entering a zip-code and checking each cache page too see where each cache is located so I dont place a cache too close to another. Is there a easier way that Im missing?

 

3. Any changes you would like to see?

[+Rygel]

Well, here in the forums I'd like to see the links that appear in the upper right corner also appear down at the bottom of a thread so I don't habe to scroll back up to get back to the main page, the particular forum, etc.

 

The great question...which I have not been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is "What does a woman want?" --Freud

[+Prime Suspect]

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Originally posted by SerenityThen:

 

1. A counter at the bottom of every listing much like Ebay has them for every listing. Im always curious on the # of hits on certain caches compared to others.

 

2. I would like to see a spot where you can just enter some cordinates and be able to find the next closes cache to those cordinates you entered. This would be helpful when your prospecting areas to place a cache but you're not to sure if another cache is allready in the area. My current method is entering a zip-code and checking each cache page too see where each cache is located so I dont place a cache too close to another. Is there a easier way that Im missing?

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1. Each cache page already has a log counter. If you're talking about adding this to the cache listing, I have to say disagree. The additional clutter is not worth it.

 

2. You can already search by coordinates. See the Hide & Seek a Cache page.

 

[+JetSkier]

SerenityThen,

 

For #2, from the main Geocaching page, select "Hide and Seek a Cache" from the left hand side. There is a section on that page that allows you to search nearest caches to a lat/long coordinate.

 

Happy Caching!

[+Prime Suspect]

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Originally posted by Rygel:

Well, here in the forums I'd like to see the links that appear in the upper right corner also appear down at the bottom of a thread so I don't habe to scroll back up to get back to the main page, the particular forum, etc.

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That's already there. Have you never noticed the Hop To with the drop-down box and the GO button?

 

[+Rygel]

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Originally posted by Prime Suspect:

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Originally posted by Rygel:

Well, here in the forums I'd like to see the links that appear in the upper right corner also appear down at the bottom of a thread so I don't habe to scroll back up to get back to the main page, the particular forum, etc.

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That's already there. Have you never noticed the _Hop To_ with the drop-down box and the _GO_ button?

 

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Ha! No actually I never did. Amazing I can even find a cache with my observations skills!!

 

The great question...which I have not been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is "What does a woman want?" --Freud

[SerenityThen]

Ive been to the "Hide and seek a cache" page before to post previous caches but why I failed to see the area on that page to search by cordinates, I don't know.

I guess Im used to searching from the main page.

Sorry for wasting space with this stupid topic!!