The main problem (for me) is that the owner does not automatically
receive a copy of the edited log as (s)he would if it were a new entry.
David Thompsen wrote:
> This is my log from "AurorArborealis", which you just finished. It
> started out as a DNF and became a found log, while still retaining the
> history of the cache.
>
> I agree with your point of view about not erasing logs 100% I just
> handle it a little differently, and if a cache owner wanted me to have
> my find and my DNF on his page, I'd cheerfully comply.
>
> --Dave
>
>
> ---
> 12/3
>
> If at first you don't succeed... try try again. My luck lately seems
> to be better on 2nd go arounds. Found after 10 mins today, excellent
> cache combining elements of mental and physical ability. SL.
>
> 12/2
>
> After staring at this cache page periodically over the last couple of
> months, it finally made perfect sense. Went to visit in the afternoon
> and could only search for a few minutes due to time constraints and an
> overzealous rent-a-cop in the area. Very clever puzzle, now for the
> hide! This cache is very close to lunch break recon, so I hope to log
> it soon.
> ---
>
>
> *//*
>
>
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