Armchair logging?

[Walkingadventure]

I know this topic has been covered many, many times but if you suspect someone is doing a bunch of it, how do you contact Groundspeak? Am I correct in guessing the reviewers aren’t the geopolice?

Following the signals from space.

[Walkingadventure]

Looking for real facts not opinions of whether I should or not. I know there’s as many opinions as belly buttons out there.

Following the signals from space.

[labrat_wr]

you could try this

http://support.groundspeak.com/index.php?pg=request

not sure how quickly they get back.

Disclaimer : Always answering to a higher power.

[Walkingadventure]

Thanks Pete

Following the signals from space.

[gotta run]

If it’s on yours why not just delete the logs?

On the Left Side of the Road...

[RJ McKenzie]

Where are you seeing this at WA?

[justinholmes]

As long as it i not bothering you, maybe forget about it.

[Trekkin and Birdin]

We’ve encountered this with our virtuals, and also a couple ECs.  If it’s clearly an armchair log…..multiple virtuals from all over the world on the same day…it gets deleted.  With the ECs, we communicate with the person (who hasn’t sent answers) and if we get no response after a week…it’s gone.  That falls under the category of maintenance for those cache types.

I know there have been virtual caches archived by groundspeak when the owner doesn’t follow up on that kind of thing.  So we don’t like to ignore that when it happens.

[BeccaDay]

I just got a log where a cacher was calling out the previous finder for no name on the log.  Plus, they claim that WP1 was damaged by them.  I haven’t gotten the details yet on how it was damaged.  But the previous finder isn’t a newbie, they’re very experienced cachers.  Ugh, I really don’t want to deal with drama but it really is a shame to see people doing that!

Oh the woes of the short geocacher!

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