Yes, Scott, I have been present at every single find for Team Sprocket.  
Various members of my family accompany me at various times and they 
sometimes write in the logbooks but I am _always_ present for every 
find.  I  was just saying that, for the casual geocaching team, I don't 
see why an occasional find by someone other than the 'captain' should be 
a problem.  For example, Mr and Mrs Smith, a retired couple, both enjoy 
geocaching.  Mr. Smith is the team captain but Mrs. Smith, while at her 
monthly bridge club, snags a find that is nearby.  There's no reason 
Mrs. Smith should have to call call Mr. Smith at his golf game across 
town and say, ''Honey, I found a cache over here near Seizure World. Can 
you come and sign the log for me?''

>In my personal opinion, a team that splits up is NEVER fine. Not for a 
>record breaking day, not for any day. If you a are top ranked cacher and 
>working toward reaching the #1 spot, I sure hope, Sprocket, that you 
>yourself was at each and every cache you logged as a find.
>

Because, I have the ability to see things objectively and from  
perspectives other than my own. :-)

>But, why would you suggest in your post above t=
>hat =20
>you think it is ok to split up your team to find caches!
>
And BTW, Scott, you're still #1.

-- Sprocket