If you don't want your cache visits showing up as stats, then enter all your
logs as note logs rather than found it logs.
If you don't want your cache visits to be known about by others because the
information is too private, then don't voluntarily enter logs when you find
caches. No one requires logs to be entered when finding a cache. It's
voluntary. In fact, there are many geocachers who don't log their visits on
the website. Sometime when you're at a cache, look at the number of people
who have visited the cache. Later look at how many people posted successful
logs.
Frankly, I don't know which team you are of the 500+ that show up in the
Snaptek list. And really, I don't care which team you are. And, whether or
not you find a cache or not doesn't enter into whether I enjoy the hobby or
not.
If the statistics on the Snaptek site are ruining your enjoyment for the
hobby, then I wonder how strong your enjoyment was in the hobby before you
saw the Snaptek statistics.
Sorry everyone. I'm just tired of the dead horse that Baja Fleg continues
to beat and whine about.
-srdrake
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