How many FTF finds have you had?

If · Post by If » 20 August 09 8:15 pm

pirate 63 wrote:aaarrgh!
if'fy
that graph be first day finds,not first to plunder!!

Doh!! I didn't read the fine print

That makes it tough to know the real number without checking the ships log

Post by **caughtatwork** » 20 August 09 8:53 pm

You'd be wanting this one then.

RobWinmar · Post by **RobWinmar** » 20 August 09 10:19 pm

I'm yet to get a FTF. I guess I just don't try hard enough.

pirate 63 · Post by **pirate 63** » 21 August 09 7:38 pm

aaarrgh!
caught at work,is that graph done by activating the groundspeak log page?

Post by **caughtatwork** » 21 August 09 8:02 pm

At GCA you mark your find as a FTF and that's what is used to o the counting.

http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/statist ... te63/finds
You have 1 FTF marked.

To mark a cache FTF, go to the cache page:
EXAMPLE ONLY:
http://geocaching.com.au/cache/gcy10j
Over on the right hand side, click First to Find

OR

In your log when you make it at GC, include *FTF* (with the *) in your log. As part of the daily feed a FTF will be logged against your count.

OR

If you have HUNDREDS to mark at once:
http://geocaching.com.au/my/import/
http://wiki.geocaching.com.au/wiki/Impo ... to_Find.29

Enjoy.

pirate 63 · Post by **pirate 63** » 21 August 09 9:02 pm

aaarrgh!
thanks caught aT work ,looks like i have some editing to do, 284 times

Post by **caughtatwork** » 21 August 09 9:45 pm

Use the bulk imported in the last link.
You should be able to export a list from GSAK if you mark your caches as FTF in GSAK that is.

Mr Router · Post by **Mr Router** » 21 August 09 9:53 pm

looks as though i have some to do, but we know how many $\:D/$

cdmark · Post by **cdmark** » 27 August 09 6:02 pm

With all this talk of FTF's I would like to mention a little gripe I have in relation to logs for FTF's. Surely, the finder can make an effort to write something which is a little more than a generic cut and paste? Brag about the FTF, tell us about the journey made, share the passion that drives you to beat everyone else.

Some of the FTF logs are getting as predictable as whose name will be in that FTF spot when a cache is published!

Discuss:

Rigger64 · Post by **Rigger64** » 27 August 09 6:34 pm

cdmark wrote:With all this talk of FTF's I would like to mention a little gripe I have in relation to logs for FTF's. Surely, the finder can make an effort to write something which is a little more than a generic cut and paste? Brag about the FTF, tell us about the journey made, share the passion that drives you to beat everyone else.

Some of the FTF logs are getting as predictable as whose name will be in that FTF spot when a cache is published!

Discuss:

Hear Hear cdmark Very well said. have you seen the thread about Logging on the run?
If not here is a link to it.
http://forum.geocaching.com.au/viewtopi ... 11&t=11697

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