Scott maybe you should forward a copy of some of those boneheaded replies to 
Jeremy Irish.  If they do not want to be RESPONSIBLE cache owners then maybe 
they shouldn't be cache owners at all.

Michael



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I just got to thinking about the caches that are down here in Coronado 
National Forest boundries.

Some of the caches, including mine, have been temporarily disabled, but most 
of them haven't.  During private e-mail conversations with some of the cache 
owners, I have gotten everything from "just sneak in and find the cache" to 
"a note should be good enough because I don't want to temporarily disable 
the cache" to "if people are too stupid to know not to go there then they 
deserve what they get."

I think this does a real disservice to all of us.  Am I missing something or 
do people look at marking their caches as temporarily disabled as some sort 
of shame?

Scott
Team My Blue Heaven
www.myblueheaven.com/geocache


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