Publication delay

[Todd300]

In Bartrod’s case, he is having issues getting approval to have the cache published. So that’s fine to have that unactivated cache page sitting there saving the spot for him.

But if some seldom seen cacher is going to “save” some hiding spots for months via unactivated cache pages, I call that cyber squatting. Let someone else have the spot if he is not gonna use it, right? I wonder how many other hiders got turned down because a spot was being saved in a certain area but not used.

[Walkingadventure]

Todd- when I have been working on a cache and another hits up the same area, the reviewers send out a nice email asking me to either publish or archive as another would like the location. I ended up archiving my unpublished cache.

Following the signals from space.

[bartrod]

Can you believe it??? It finally got published today… GC1VRZM …it would have been 5 years in July that I first pursued a cache placement here. Last week, I got “the word”. It’s gotta be a record!!! :bartrod:

Oconto...the birthplace of western civilization:)

[Noonan]

When I ran for Assembly, this was one of the places my wife and I “had” to stop by because she thought it was so interesting! Too bad it took 5 years, I would’ve missed being by there by a year since I last ran in 2008, but it is a great spot!

The best sig is no sig.

[Lacknothing]

@bartrod wrote:

Can you believe it??? It finally got published today…GC1VRZM…it would have been 5 years in July that I first pursued a cache placement here. Last week, I got “the word”. It’s gotta be a record!!! :bartrod:

That looks mighty sweet and sweetlife did not get the FTF.

The views expressed here are that of myself only and do not necessarily represent that of the WGA board.

[sandlanders]

Nice retro GC number on that cache. 😉

[Mister Greenthumb]

This one is now on my must do list. A little out of our zone, but we will definitely take a slight detour on our next trip to the lake to get this one. And it even has a silo.

[Todd300]

I know I’m out of touch with geocaching when I see the GC code is now 5 letters/digits long (not including the GC).

Congrats, Rod.

[Barry Butrymowicz]

it was over 45 miles from home by road. we were busy this weekend unpacking from vacation, and just did not feel like getting back in the car for a ride.

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