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Oh dear, this will make puzzle cache hiders somewhat grumpy

Posted: 05 December 05 4:55 pm
by caughtatwork
http://cachespoilers.com/index.php :shock: :evil:

I can't see any solutions for any Australian caches, but that doesn't mean that they aren't there or won't be there in the future.

The site has recently disabled logons and will now only accept details via email. Wonder why :roll:

I have no idea how much hate mail they are going to get.

All of my puzzle caches are there, but they have no solutions. I really couldn't say what would happen should anyone ever post the solution.

What a pack of morons.

Posted: 05 December 05 5:25 pm
by Wyoming Wombats
I suppose that's one advantage of registering on GCA. Perhaps if a solution is ever printed for one of the caches involved, a transfer to GCA would be in order? PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT FOR GCA - I DON'T WANT TO OPEN UP OLD WOUNDS. THIS IS JUST A SUGGESTION. My puzzle/unknown cache (When I was a Boy) isn't listed there.

Posted: 05 December 05 5:38 pm
by The Garner Family
Wyoming Wombats wrote:I suppose that's one advantage of registering on GCA.
Wouldn't they accept solutions for caches GCA, Navicache, or whatever?

Posted: 05 December 05 5:42 pm
by The Garner Family
And I don't know why people bother solving puzzle caches anyway... all you do is log the find, people never check the log book to see if you *really* did it. :wink:

Posted: 05 December 05 5:51 pm
by Papa Bear_Left
Personally, I consider it an honour just to be nominated on the site. :)

Mind you, I only say that because there's no solutions to any of our puzzles there, only the question!

Posted: 05 December 05 5:58 pm
by caughtatwork
The Garner Family wrote:
Wyoming Wombats wrote:I suppose that's one advantage of registering on GCA.
Wouldn't they accept solutions for caches GCA, Navicache, or whatever?
I would expect that they would only 'slurp' the caches from GC not from the other sites, so any GCA cache would probably be safe.

Posted: 05 December 05 6:33 pm
by Wyoming Wombats
The Garner Family wrote:And I don't know why people bother solving puzzle caches anyway... all you do is log the find, people never check the log book to see if you *really* did it. :wink:
<P>That normally happens anyway doesn't it? :twisted: I do cache checks only occasionally and only have a quick look through the logs. I don't check off who has listed on the website against who has written in the log. If someone wants to "find" any of my caches that way, they are sad, sad individuals. <P>Most puzzle caches are about having a bit of fun as well as the chase. Each to their own though, and I have no problem with people not doing certain types of caches. As an example, it is pretty well known that the 2 Dogs hate math multis but that's their choice and so be it.

Posted: 05 December 05 6:48 pm
by Facitman
And it has..

From the spoiler site wrote: Posted by Anonymous on Nov 30, 2005 - 11:24 PM<br>
Your rating: The solution to this puzzle is the same as SERENDIPITY GCR716. Go after it! It is not that hard. Trust me on these coords. D=xx F=xx<br><br><br>


Posted by Anonymous on Nov 30, 2005 - 02:19 PM<br>
Your rating: I own this cache and request that it be removed from this site. If not removed, anyone using this site should note that if a spoiler is posted for this cache, the cache will be archived and the find log of the person posting the spoiler and any find logs attrributed to the spoiler will be deleted.
Details removed so not to spoil! :wink:

Posted: 05 December 05 9:01 pm
by Webguy
From the few that I read, most are comments condemming the site.

Posted: 06 December 05 12:33 am
by Zytheran
Gee, if you can't be bothered to ask the puzzle author for a hint ???
Sort of makes finding it pointless if someone gives you the solution.
<happy now?>

Posted: 06 December 05 9:15 am
by Webguy
Zytheran wrote: It will be interesting to see if anyone cares enough to take their server out,
and if they do it without getting caught.
:idea:
Why would you suggest something like that?

In about 98% of the case, most websites are on a shared server, so, if you are suggesting that "taking down" their server is a good thing, spare a thought for the hundreds of other website owners with websites on the same server that would have to suffer the inconvenience of their websites being offline as well.

Sorry, but it's a stupid thing to suggest.

Posted: 06 December 05 3:07 pm
by C.O.D
I think this site takes the fun out of puzzle caches, hence why I won't be using it/posting anything on it. I spent 4 hours on I/O by Grank and enjoyed not only the challenge but the reward of finding it without any extra hints given to me. If no-one posts spoilers to this site I don't think it will be a problem. I noticed one cacher on the site said if any spoilers get posted for his caches he will archive them immediately.