[GeoStL] Re: Question for the group and Glenn
- From: Glenn <GLNash@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2007 11:04:04 -0500
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Yo Dan,
I believe the distance that you can move a cache in a single step is
around 400 feet give or take. It would be improper to change cache type
on an established cache. Single stage to multi, Multi to "virtual" or
any other combination. The numbers people go crazy when all of a sudden
their number count goes up in one category and down in another. To
change types it is best to resubmit a new cache page.
Glenn
Dan Henke wrote:
My Rolla Travel Bug Hotel has now been vandalized 3 times....this last
time the thieves took my ammo box and replaced it with a cheap plastic
container with a hole in it. (they are considerate thieves this time
at least they left a container :P) the first time they removed the
contents of the cache and laid it on the ground where the cache was
hidden and took my ammo can.
My question is how far can I move a cache without having to resubmit
the cache description etc or can I make it an offset or multi without
having to resubmit? I DO NOT want to have to resubmit this cache
through the entire process again but I also do not have to keep
replacing boxes and cache contents (which includes writing to TB
owners that their bugs have gone missing)
What would be a good solution for this?
Dan (who is ready to strangle a few muggles here )
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