So, How Do We Mark A Missing Tb?

[+AuntieWeasel]

Poor ALEgator, we hardly knew ye! Muggled in a cache before he'd moved an inch. I've been meaning to dispose of his remains, so he's not cluttering up the new cache placed on the spot, but I can't figure out how.

 

Somehow, I seem to recall reading that we weren't to put them in the graveyard; that there was another option. I don't see another logging option, though. I checked the logging FAQ, then I read the first page of the obituaries, then I put my head on my desk and had a little snooze, then I tried to remember the names of all the boys I'd kissed in High School, then I leaned back in my chair and balanced a pencil across the bridge of my nose and went "zzzZHHH...zzzZHHH!"

 

Won't somebody help me before I hurt myself?

[+rojeel]

First I don't really know. But there is another thread by Roamin Redneck that asks a similiar question and the respondents told him to put it in an "unknown location". Then if it turned up it could be reactivated and logged by the finder. They said it was on the pulldown menu for TB logs.

 

Sorry I don't know more

Rojeel

[+The Leprechauns]

The Groundspeak Knowledgebase is your friend.

 

(And for some of us, it's our only friend. Will somebody please be my second friend?)

[+AuntieWeasel]

Yay! It worked!

 

Let me think about that "second friend" thing, though...

[+The Leprechauns]

Yeah, Mr. Hamster agrees that further deliberation would be wise.

 

The long-tailed weasel is a carnivore. It has a very high rate of metabolism and eats about 40% of its body weight every day! Most of its diet is made up of small mammals like mice, voles, rabbits, gophers and chipmunks.