Geocaching Australia

I've manually changed the state for now, seems our geocoder is 100% certain it is in NSW

Very wierd, it seems to insist coolangatta is in NSW. Looking in to it.

I looked in to the Non-Profit eligibility. We'd have a hard time justifying an application given it is skewed highly towards humanitarian and social change websites.

We are a game, played by people who an afford devices to do such, hardy a worthy cause really

Could I please get an account for wiki.geocaching.com.au? I want to update some things on the Geocube page. Edwin It's integrated with the site...HOWEVER: First letter of your username should be capitalised, rest lowercase. "Mavetju" ... Although it's not liking me for some reason right now. I'll t...

Agent Basil wrote:Oi, what about Sol ?

All who nominated are in the list.

Awesome work.

Thanks to our wonderful community members!!

Quote from the wiki....

Designed to be used for additional caches at Events...…..

But not limited to.

Not just at events either BTW.

It's a cache that is only available for a short period of time (1-7 days).

http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Ephemeral_cache

Non commercial use doesn't require permission from anyone here.

From https://ics-cert.us-cert.gov/sites/default/files/documents/Memorandum_on_GPS_2019.pdf: In the GPS protocol, the week number field is a ten bit value. So every 1024 weeks it will return to zero. Week 0 is 5 January 1980. And 21 August 1999. And will be 6 April 2019. Crikey. I use GPS a lot on s...

Interesting stuff there.

The locality is based on a single position (centroid) in our (or Google's...I cant remember) database. We take the name for the nearest point, it's not based on boundaries or whatever. Look at google for Morang South and South Morang, they are both geolocations in a similar area, But both are valid ...

Fixed. Thanks for the report, I love these ones

Righto,

Almost on top of it.

If you are NOT logged in on your browser for the main site, it will download the xml. Open up the main site and log in, then click the link and it does what's expected.
I reckon it's how the header/doctype is being handled.