Team Jedi (cincinnati Oh) Quit?

[+beejay&esskay]

It appears that Team Jedi archived all his (their?) caches last weekend. (Somewhere around 90, I think. More than 50 within 100 miles of me.)

 

Can anyone say what happened?

[+Will+Bill]

No clue why that happened! That really stinks! We have found some of theirs!

[+beejay&esskay]

OK, I was motivated enough to try to find out.

 

As many may know, there are two caching groups in Cincinnati that are in conflict. I think a 3rd group was formed to try to bring them together.

 

In the process, something happened that angered Team Jedi. Angered them enough that they may have quit geocaching. (At least they didn't commit geo-cide in a forum here.) (All 3 groups have online forums. Anyone really interested could register and read and try to make some sense of this.)

 

I have no idea who (if anyone) was right or wrong...it's just a shame to lose a good cacher.

 

 

I think I'd only found one of his caches. I had a number of his on my list to search for when I was in Cincinnati.

 

(The only "good" news is that it reduced my "unfound within 100 miles" from 1600 to 1550. )

[+Lil Devil]

I hope they physically pulled all those caches and didn't leave them as geo-litter

[+Will+Bill]

Think it would be approite to send them an e-mail about it?

[+Runaround]

This cache is still active.

 

Up here in Cleveland we hear little bits and snippets about the Cincinnati soap opera and it leaves us baffled. Come on people, it's just a game.

[+trippy1976]

The soap opera ripples up into Michigan on occasion even. It's been an epic tale.

 

An email's not worth it, much less warranted if you ask me. I don't know the history behind this particular incident, but I know it's been a chronic thing and you'll just be playing into politics whether you want to or not.