Maybe it's just a mistake. He possibly thought it was
a real cache instead of an event. Since there are
plenty of event caches and there are plenty of caches
that cost money, this shouldn't be a problem. I
encourage you to ask for a more complete explanation.
Eric
TD
--- Highpointer <
ken@highpointer.com> wrote:
>
> To the Arizona Geocachers,
> When I logged onto my computer this morning, I found
> that my new event geocache, to be held at a
> Diamondbacks game at Bank One Ballpark, was
> archived, and I received the following message
> posted in the logs:
> May 15 by erik88l-r (330 found)
> You can [delete] or [encrypt] this log entry.
>
> I'm sorry, but the ballgame event is regretfully not
> appropriate as a geocache. I encourage you to post
> it in the forums though!
>
>
> Regards,
> geocaching.com admin
>
> Why would this event cache be considered not
> appropriate as a geocache? I've seen other event
> geocaches posted in the cache listings, such as
> meetings at a restaurant or a picnic in the park.
> Therefore, why would this proposed event cache be
> considered not appropriate?
>
> Highpointer
>
>
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