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ACM, I do believe I was reacting to AZPaul's reaction to Finley's post,
not to Regan's post. Fish may not have said it, but Finley did.<br>
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"I think many urban park/parking lot/electrical boxes/sprinkler head
cachers use the excuse that these caches are hidden for those who just
can't do the hiking or off-road caches due to physical limitations,
wrong vehicle, or time constraints. That's baloney. I feel empathy for
those who really are handicapped, but that group of cachers is a very
small minority of the total caching crowd. "<br>
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AZcachemeister wrote:
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Whoa! <big><big>Whoa!</big></big> <big><big><big>WHOA!<br>
<small><small><small>Y'all are goin' WAY off on another tangent
totally
unrelated to the ORIGINAL POST!<br>
<br>
The FISH did not say anything about micros vs. regulars.<br>
The FISH did not compare the relative worthyness of urban vs. rural.<br>
The FISH did not even comment on the issue of so many monotimeous hides
in parks that all seem the same.<br>
<br>
HMMM! So what is the FISH really saying?<br>
Have another read. We'll wait.<br>
<br>
Meanwhile, I will point out that the IGNORE button is only helpful (and
really only necessary) if you are a Premium Member.<br>
The BUTTON only allows one to keep certain distasteful cache listings
(whatever that might be to you) out of ones Pocket Query, those caches
will still be displayed on maps and in lists one might view online.<br>
<br>
You are welcome, Mr. FISH!<br>
<br>
ACM<br>
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Regan Smith wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid:4956794F.1090805@cox.net" type="cite">Ya Know I
really didn't want to pay for a Premium Membership, as for
the many years prior Geocaching was about the Geo taking the GPS
putting in coordinates and finding a cache outside..<br>
<br>
Now as if a bad plague I felt it very necessary for me to pay to Ignore
armchair caching, Have all the good stand alone caching locations been
taken that you have to add sitting infront of the computer playing math
and phone games before going out to enjoy the outdoors. Has climate
change done so much to ruin wanting to spend time outside????<br>
<br>
When Dave Ulmer hid his cache he said come and find it, now how many
take the trip to see that spot??.. Yes times change but the principle
of here is a cache and go find it should not be perverted.<br>
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<br>
I was told by Alex months ago if you do not like that type of hide why
hide one like it? I so want to hide a more devious cache page cache so
all the minority cachers can bitch and moan at their lack of
understanding my logic but will not pervert the game any more. but the
lock and cable will remain....<br>
<br>
Just like giving the challenge to a few other cacher about stepping up
their game I will add now Keep it up.<br>
<br>
<br>
Thanks ACM for the enlightenment of the Ignore button<br>
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