[Az-Geocaching] A new way to fake the numbers.

[ShadowAce]

Ok 360, let me get this correct..

You absolutly refuse to log caches at all because someone else is telling 
you what you must do or not to. You maintain your own list of caches you 
claim to have visited but nobody else can ever know because then big brother 
would be able to stalk you also. But at the same time you have the gall to 
come on here and comeplain about logs I have been writing since November of 
2003?

Sorry, I refuse to allow you to dictate how I can log a cache since you do 
not even feel it is worth your time to write a log for the people who placed 
the cache and others to enjoy.

Now get back on that soap box but please when you dictate to us, make sure 
it is not something so minor.

I will continue to log Co-FTF and Shared-FTF. If you ever want to join us 
for one of the 14 mile hikes and we get a FTF, we will be ok with your not 
saying you Co-FTF. We might even enjoy the company still.

On 8/21/05, TEAM 360 <team360usa at yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> [rant] Now, just what in the heck is this garbage about "Co-FTF" or a 
> "Shared FTF" I have been seeing on cache pages lately? Just when I thought I 
> saw it all, another new way to inflate the numbers comes along. What a 
> cheatin' way to pump up the FTF count!!
>  Listen, there is NO such thing. The cacher who signs the logsheet FIRST 
> should be the only one to claim the FTF. The other cacher is SECOND-TO-FIND. 
> It is a fact of cache-finding that cannot be changed. 
>  Anyone claiming a "Co-FTF" or "Shared FTF" casts doubt on the rest of 
> their caching record, in my opinion...of course, so do the people who hide 
> caches under sock puppet accounts and then go claim a find on them, or 
> people who claim finds because they simply "got close", or did maintenance 
> on a cache and posted another find on it, etc, etc...the list goes on and 
> on... [/rant]
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