What's The Rule On How Far...

[+woody_k]

without submitting it for approval.

 

Thsi may sound silly but I am thinking of moving mine about 15 feet north and of course updating the coord's.

 

I know that isn't much but if the coor'd change do the approvers get notified somehow?

 

Ken

[+CO Admin]

without submitting it for approval.

 

Thsi may sound silly but I am thinking of moving mine about 15 feet north and of course updating the coord's.

 

I know that isn't much but if the coor'd change do the approvers get notified somehow?

 

Ken

The cache reviewers Know all and see all. Well kinda. The cache page will allow you to move your cache up to 528 feet from its starting point with out needing a reviewer to help. It doesnt hurt to mention on your cache page that you have changed the coords.

[+woody_k]

Thanks Co Admin.

 

I did plan on stating on the cache page that it was moved, when I do move it.

 

Ken

[+strikeforce1]

Thanks Co Admin.

I did plan on stating on the cache page that it was moved, when I do move it.

Ken

 

Please put it on the very first line New Coords please re-read description! Hopefully, it will catch cachers attention! In your case it isn't much of a movement. If your first coords were "right on", it shouldn't make any difference. SF1

[+beejay&esskay]

Thanks Co Admin.

I did plan on stating on the cache page that it was moved, when I do move it.

Ken

 

Please put it on the very first line New Coords

And please put the date you made the change. When reading old logs which talk about how far off the coordinates are, it is useful to have some information about when they were changed. (I'd actually like to see something like "I changed the coordinates from xxx yyy to the zzz www on mm/dd/yy")

[+Firehouse16]

Why not just make a new cache! One more never hurts.