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| − | A '''Resuscitation cache''', or '''Resus cache''', is a cache that has not received a "found it" log for a significant period of time, usually considered to be at least twelve months. Finding such caches is sometimes considered prestigious, but is not considered an official statistic since it depends on the actions of others. For this reason, they can no longer be used as criteria for [[challenge cache]]s. | + | A '''Resuscitation cache''', or '''Resus cache''', is the British term for a [[lonely cache]], it is a cache that has not received a "found it" log for a significant period of time, usually considered to be at least twelve months. Finding such caches is sometimes considered prestigious, but is not considered an official statistic since it depends on the actions of others. For this reason, they can no longer be used as criteria for [[challenge cache]]s. |
A [[Tools in the checker system|tool]] to give the number of resuscitation caches found by a given user can be found [https://project-gc.com/Challenges//69605 here]. | A [[Tools in the checker system|tool]] to give the number of resuscitation caches found by a given user can be found [https://project-gc.com/Challenges//69605 here]. | ||
Revision as of 15:21, 15 November 2022
A Resuscitation cache, or Resus cache, is the British term for a lonely cache, it is a cache that has not received a "found it" log for a significant period of time, usually considered to be at least twelve months. Finding such caches is sometimes considered prestigious, but is not considered an official statistic since it depends on the actions of others. For this reason, they can no longer be used as criteria for challenge caches.
A tool to give the number of resuscitation caches found by a given user can be found here.
