As geocaching continues to grow in popularity, are we inadvertently compromising the very essence of nature and public spaces? What ethical considerations should we keep in mind to ensure that our hobby does not lead to environmental degradation or trespassing issues?",
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Are We Crossing the Line?**.
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TermiteHunter
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Re: Are We Crossing the Line?**.
In case you have not noticed the only people here are me and spammers.
Are you a spammer? Logic dictates...
You know links are all disabled right?
No one is going to PM you either, since I am the only actual person reading this.
Why do I question you as an actual cacher?
Let's see...
Your username is not a geocacher name of record. (here or there)
You have posted two virtually identical posts.
"As geocaching continues to grow in popularity," is inaccurate at best and a real geocacher would know that. Geocaching is and has been in decline for a while now and Alternative caching like OCNA is in worse shape.
The oddball " "refusal." included at the end of both posts is just strange. Was that supposed to be a link? 'cause it 'aint.
If I am wrong, I would offer my apologies...should I be convinced otherwise.
Are you a spammer? Logic dictates...
You know links are all disabled right?
No one is going to PM you either, since I am the only actual person reading this.
Why do I question you as an actual cacher?
Let's see...
Your username is not a geocacher name of record. (here or there)
You have posted two virtually identical posts.
"As geocaching continues to grow in popularity," is inaccurate at best and a real geocacher would know that. Geocaching is and has been in decline for a while now and Alternative caching like OCNA is in worse shape.
The oddball " "refusal." included at the end of both posts is just strange. Was that supposed to be a link? 'cause it 'aint.
If I am wrong, I would offer my apologies...should I be convinced otherwise.