@Team Deejay wrote:
Otherwise, we ask you to place your fake coordinates somewhere that can’t be searched, such as a body of water or a large empty lot, hoping to clue in someone who accidentally put the fake coordinates into their GPS.
I don’t see where it is up to the reviewers or the cache owners to make things easier for sloppy cachers. I have hand entered coordinates wrong into my receiver, and I have forgotten to write down the coords I got in my puzzle solves. It just makes me more careful the next time I go out.
When downloading straight from the computer, does the type of cache come up if it’s a puzzle, and could people look at that and realize that maybe the coords they put in aren’t the final ones? I still don’t understand cachers who skip over the cache pages and just look at the coordinates to make a quick find. I do all sorts of planning and research to learn about the cache, the area where it is, maps, comments in previous logs, etc. It just enriches the caching experience for me.
Of course, you may notice that our numbers aren’t that great, but we’re still having fun.
