Project-GC Q&A - Recent questions tagged found-it

How can I find out which caches I found on a particular day?

Mon, 09 Sep 2019 12:22:51 +0000

I'm looking for a way to find out which caches I have found on a particular day.

For example, I know that I have found 28 caches on 1 January. I'd like to know, for a challenge, what types of caches I found on that day (and several others).

Thanks,

Group logging under common nick

Sat, 07 Jan 2017 21:13:24 +0000

What do you think about group logs - I mean group of people go for hunt and makes one common nick for logging (in most cases names shortcut etc.) to be quicker. Sometimes powertrail owners allow this due space saving in logbook and then people from that group log individually on gc.com. But I know about cases where geocachers make own shorten nick and just tells cache owners this are we, who loggend so.
In my opinion is this way of logging at least discutable as geocaching rules says that geocacher should left his/her signature in logbook and then online on gc.com...

Logging of earthcaches

Sun, 27 Nov 2016 09:09:44 +0000

Just wondering which date people use when they are logging earthcaches. I tend to visit a site on one date, work out the answers at home some time later and then send the information to the CO, which is sometimes another date again. I use the date that I work out the answers as my 'found date' because that's when it feels I've completed the cache.

Now I know there's not going to be a rule as such, but I'd be interested to know which date other people use on these caches where there's nothing physical to sign and date.

Difference in total count of caches on project-GC and geocaching.com - why?

Tue, 30 Dec 2014 01:09:38 +0000

Hi,

my nickname is Frettie and at GC.com i have total finds 1996 and at project-gc.com have only 1994 finds.

Where will be problem in counting? What's difference in counting?

Can i watch my found caches at project-gc.com?

Thanks!

Frettie

Filter out geocaches which have not been found since a specific period of time

Fri, 05 Sep 2014 07:25:50 +0000

Hi,

for a challenge (http://coord.info/GC3200A) I try to find caches, which have not been found for at least three months. DNF, maintenance logs or notes are not relevant, also deactivated periods are not a problem. The only thing that counts: The days between the last "found it"-log and one's own "found it"-log.

I tried to filter that somehow with project-gc, but that seems to be impossible. I can only filter out caches, which have NEVER been found so far, but that is not the same. So, I would kindly ask for such a filter :-)

Thanks,

Big Black Dragon