If the rules don’t spell it out don’t we all just need to “get over ourselves”. We could always make up fake accounts and hide them under a child’s name? Which is more right?
Considering the recent debauching of the “find” count via challenges, what does it matter. In my opinion “Finds” is now meaningless, but it’s not about the numbers anyway (right?)
Considering the recent debauching of the “find” count via challenges, what does it matter. In my opinion “Finds” is now meaningless, but it’s not about the numbers anyway (right?)
Agreed. Numbers have now gotten to the point of being a joke. Maybe its time to bring back logging temp caches at WGA events too….hang on I’ll be right back I need to get some coffee………….OK now I can tick off one more challenge and get a smiley.
Those challenges are added to the find count? Sheesh. Personally, we have only logged the Lil’ Otter ones we adopted (which we actually visited), but if someone wants to log their own cache….so be it. We all have many and varied reasons for doing the things we do, and in the end it really means nothing….even before the “debauchment.” 😉
I have seen families who cache under a team name. For instance dad goes out and hides the cache, then the wife and kids go find them and they log it. Or, each family member may start their own account and log it also. Play it how you want! If it gets people and families out of the house, doing stuff together away from the TV and video games – go for it! You are not hurting me!
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