That's cool...I can respect that. I just want to keep Geocaching fun.
Also, I had a couple of questions for everyone...we are working on putting
together really hard cache which would require the use of multiple different
resources as well as probably combine different types of caches. My
questions are:
1. What would you consider to be the hardest cache in Arizona?
2. What type of cache location (i.e. Urban, Desert, Forest, etc.) do you
prefer? Which do you dislike the most?
3. What types of caches (locationless, virtual, physical, multicaches) do
you prefer? Which do you dislike the most?
4. Is there anything that you find fun about certain existing caches that
you would like to see in future caches?
5. If there is trivia or solving a puzzle involved in finding a cache, will
you avoid it or does that appeal to you?
I'll use the answers to these questions to make this cache fun for as many
people as possible. Also, it may help some other people place caches that
appeal to more people. Our first cache was set up to accomplish a specific
purpose, but some people seemed to think it was too easy. We realized that
it was easy, but that wasn't our goal. Our goal for our next cache is to
give everyone a good challenge, yet keep it interesting enough that people
will want to find it. After all, isn't that what geocaching is all
about...getting people to find your caches.
Thanks.
Brian
Team LeapLab
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Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 7:26 PM
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Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Re: Caches - Different Strokes For Different
Folks
Just an FYI for everyone...
Before this got out of hand, I took it private. Hopefully it will stay
there and out of the listserv. However, if need be, I will post my reasons
for not purchasing a Charter Membership here, should anyone else question my
reasons.
Brian
Team A.I.
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