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It's a long, sad story.<br>
Suffice it to say, many of the useful features now taken for granted on
Geocaching.com were pioneered on the AZGeocaching.com site. Stuff like
downloading lists of caches.<br>
The folks over at Geocaching.com got real stingy about sharing the
cache data that we cachers upload to their site, and AZGeocaching.com
(as well as several other sites) got left out in the cold.<br>
This listserv is the most useful remnant of the site, and we all are
thankful for it!<br>
Perhaps someday the winds will change direction...<br>
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Richard Daines wrote:
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<div>Not to complain because I know how hard it is to keep a web site
up to date, even simple HTML but the azgeocaching web site appears to
be very out of date. Articles from 2003? Being the "Official" web
site I'd expect more.
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<div>Is there a story to be told here?</div>
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