Geocaching Australia

Thank you .

Can someone please reactivate GA3030? I have retrieved it and will be travelling in a few days and can drop this off.

I would like to have been able to deploy points. I don't care if it's in a zone or not. Being Griffin, it doesn't matter anyway, as no matter what I do, stronger groups override my points anyhow. Makes me less interested in zones.

caughtatwork wrote:It's in an unknown zone.

But others have been able to deploy points.

I just logged a trig, TP6657. I cannot deploy points.

I didn't need to re-log. It suddenly gave me the ability to add points. Thank you for fixing these caches.

Thank you, I was now able to give points to TP7824, but I still can't to TP7822.

TP7822
TP7824

The other nearby trigs I could give points to.

Good to see. TP7698

I don't mind them, I do enjoy them. But... I have no idea what to look for anymore. As you mentioned there are so many. Even if I do manage to remember something to get a photo of I can't find the page to log as there are lots that are cryptically named. An example off the top of my head is cheeter...

Bundyrumandcoke wrote:Personally, I think it's a case of being extremely over zealous. I don't know where this reviewer is from, but I don't think they are from Oz.

Possibly Nevada, USA.

On GC a cache owner agreed to be responsible for maintenance on both the cache AND the listing when they submitted a cache for publication so if an owner doesn't acknowledge or respond to the finders 'maintenance' within 28 days then the cache is deemed to be abandoned and subject to being archived...

A cache I once found and logged, after a string of DNFs, was also archived, because of the DNFs. The cache was still there, although maybe not the original (:?:). Great hide, great place for a cache; I think I gave it a favourite; a real shame. I have replaced several caches; some with the full know...

Yet another published...