How Much Do Cache Watchers Receive?

[+Thot]

When people watch a cache do they get all activity posted to the cache? If a person edits/revises their remarks multiple times to that get every version?

[+Stunod]

They do not get edits...only new finds/dnf's and notes.

[+briansnat]

Not even the owner gets edits. A watcher gets the same thing as the owners do. Finds, DNFs, notes and archive logs.

[+Thot]

Thanks. In my case this means they may miss a lot. I sometimes post an initial short statement to get things going and then add a lot in an edit.

Edited August 7, 2004 by Thot

[+Stunod]

Thanks. In my case this means they may miss a lot. I sometimes post an initial short statement to get things going and then add a lot in an edit.

If that is the case (and you want people to see your "complete" log), delete your initial log and create a new one. Then the owner and everyone on the watchlist will get a copy.

[+Thot]

Thanks.  In my case this means they may miss a lot.  I sometimes post an initial short statement to get things going and then add a lot in an edit.

If that is the case (and you want people to see your "complete" log), delete your initial log and create a new one. Then the owner and everyone on the watchlist will get a copy.

Good suggestion.

[+CompuCash]

Thanks.  In my case this means they may miss a lot.  I sometimes post an initial short statement to get things going and then add a lot in an edit.

If that is the case (and you want people to see your "complete" log), delete your initial log and create a new one. Then the owner and everyone on the watchlist will get a copy.

Good suggestion.

Hey Thot -

 

Thot full question -

 

suggestion - do a copy and past it to a note pad page (safety save) then paste it into your new note and add your new changes - that way you don't have to remember (AND RETYPE) the old note.

 

I keep a dummy notepad file on my desktop - open it and copy waypoints and other item that I will be pasting to other files and pages.