Geotalk geocaching podcast Episode 63

[The Spindoctors]

In this episode of Geotalk we have some good news from Tidbinbilla, an update from New Zealand and ask you to send in your sneaky geocaching stories.

http://www.geotalkpodcast.com/index.php?post_id=637224

[covert]

Look forward to listening to it. whatever you did to the RSS feed fixed up RSS player.

[paegle boy]

In this episode of Geotalk we have some good news from Tidbinbilla, an update from New Zealand and ask you to send in your sneaky geocaching stories.

http://www.geotalkpodcast.com/index.php?post_id=637224

bocked by school

[Gowza]

I must admit i've never quite got around to listening to this before but I found time this morning! Good work - very enjoyable!

I found the concept of the caching tree quite interesting - I wonder how it will go...

Thanks Spindoc Bob!

[PrincessDiala]

Another enjoyable listen. Thanks Darren and the other contributors!

[tronador]

Great episode, very sorry to hear the sad news at the end of the show.

[CraigRat]

I must admit i've never quite got around to listening to this before but I found time this morning! Good work - very enjoyable!

I found the concept of the caching tree quite interesting - I wonder how it will go...

Thanks Spindoc Bob!

GCA has had a Genealogy tree for AGES

On a cacher page under 'Details' click on Genealogy and you get their tree if they have filled in their details in their settings.

Heres a good example: http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/Cached/genealogy
[EDIT:]
It is basically IMPOSSIBLE to do a full tree/branch scenario as most players enter the game on unconnected paths and may only actually introduce one or two people to the game. You couldn't build a full chart of relationships as they dont exist.

I've done a detailed map of cacher relationships as a trial (who cachers have 'met' based no finding the same caches on the same day) and it gives a better idea of relationships between cacher groups than how a 'Family Tree' can. A Family tree is only good for Heirachical relationships over multiple generations

Heres one:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4672460/CraigRat.png
This is all the people who have 'met' me more than once, and all the people THEY have met (more than once)


Good ep as always Darren, Geotalk is one of the podcasts I really look foprward to!

[caughtatwork]

My family tree.
http://geocaching.com.au/cacher/caughtatwork/genealogy
I think there's a few monkeys hanging in the branches

[Zalgariath]

Great Show Spindoc! (Except for that one doofus who first misquote the number of days for his own finds then didnt double-check the GCA stats for the fastest 0-1000 haha