Markwell?

[compass_bearing_north 0]

Who's Markwell?

[gallahad 0]

There's a couple of answers to that question.

Here's one possibility

[webscouter. 1]

There's a couple of answers to that question.

Here's one possibility

Wouldn't that be both answers?

 

To Markwell a thread means to answer a question by showing a previous thread. Named after Team Markwell.

[gallahad 0]

There's a couple of answers to that question.

Here's one possibility

Wouldn't that be both answers?

 

To Markwell a thread means to answer a question by showing a previous thread. Named after Team Markwell.

Nope, you provided the second answer.

I know, it's a technicality. But I consider "Team Markwell" and "a Markwell" as two separate classifications. The first being a geocaching participant, the second being a reference to the practice for which the reference was coined.

Edited February 8, 2004 by gallahad

[Team GPSaxophone 0]

Markwell is our resident Ent. He gave us quite a few updates to the FAQ as well as the verb "Markwell". It means basically, to provide a friendly link to where something has been discussed before.

[webscouter. 1]

There's a couple of answers to that question.

Here's one possibility

Wouldn't that be both answers?

 

To Markwell a thread means to answer a question by showing a previous thread. Named after Team Markwell.

Nope, you provided the second answer.

I know, it's a technicality. But I consider "Team Markwell" and "a Markwell" as two separate classifications. The first being a geocaching participant, the second being a reference to the practice for which the reference was coined.

AH but you Markwelled who Team Markwell was thereby providing both answers.

[Criminal 0]

If you start a thread about changing the rules of the game to better suit your beliefs, it will offend me, thus it's a Criminal Offense.

Edited February 8, 2004 by Criminal

[compass_bearing_north 0]

This thread has stated to get off topic, I believe I better close it.