https://project-gc.com/qa/?qa=tag/locationless Powered by Question2Answer https://project-gc.com/qa/?qa=26750/locationless-caches-and-distance-travelled With the announcement today of a second locationless cache (GC8NEAT), it got me wondering at how logging it will affect the cache-to-cache distance travelled statistic. While &quot;locationless&quot;, it still has posted coordinates in Seattle (over 11,600km from my home).<br /> <br /> Would logging this give me an easy 23,000km boost to my total distance travelled? And if I log two other caches either side on the same day, would that make it my most travelled in a day?<br /> <br /> I could even save it for our Mega event in case Signal does make it and then log both on the same day with caches in between to make well over a full circumnavigation in a day.<br /> <br /> Would this also give me a new country stat? (I've only been to NZ and Australia) Miscellaneous https://project-gc.com/qa/?qa=26750/locationless-caches-and-distance-travelled Tue, 19 Jan 2021 18:48:07 +0000 https://project-gc.com/qa/?qa=1288/most-western-cache-in-the-netherlands-is-locationless-cache <p> If I look at the <a href="http://project-gc.com/Tools/MapNESW?country=Netherlands&amp;submit=Filter" rel="nofollow">MapNESW page for the Netherlands</a>&nbsp;the most Western cache is <a href="http://coord.info/GCC349" rel="nofollow">GCC349</a>,&nbsp;a Locationless cache.</p> <p> I would have expected Locationless caches to be excluded from that map, as they don't really have/had a fixed position.</p> <p> Could they be excluded from there?</p> Feature requests https://project-gc.com/qa/?qa=1288/most-western-cache-in-the-netherlands-is-locationless-cache Thu, 20 Nov 2014 20:04:51 +0000