http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=300936&view=findpost&p=5114277BriToGi schrieb:Link? Bist doch sonst so oberkorrekt...
http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=300936&view=findpost&p=5114277BriToGi schrieb:Link? Bist doch sonst so oberkorrekt...
radioscout schrieb:Schaut mal in den entsprechenden Fred im Blauen Forum. TandT hat etwas sehr interessantes geschrieben.
Leute deines Schlages (ie: asozial und kriminell) sollten von Groundspeak sofort vor die Tür gesetzt werden.wolkenreich schrieb:[…] Wenn Du nen Cache hier in meiner Homezone liegen hättest, ich würde den jeden Tag vergraben oder an den Baum nageln und dann nen SBA loggen.
Danke! Mit dem Händi geht das nicht bzw. nur sehr schwierig.cmowse schrieb:http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=300936&view=findpost&p=5114277BriToGi schrieb:Link? Bist doch sonst so oberkorrekt...
radioscout schrieb:Schaut mal in den entsprechenden Fred im Blauen Forum. TandT hat etwas sehr interessantes geschrieben.
Interessant daran ist nur, dass TandT nichts zu sagen haben und nur FUD verbreiten. Genauso gut könnte ich andeuten, daß die CIA oder Aliens und vielleicht auch beide damit zu tun haben.radioscout schrieb:Schaut mal in den entsprechenden Fred im Blauen Forum. TandT hat etwas sehr interessantes geschrieben.
Dear Geocachers,
Thank you very for your email to Groundspeak. We understand that you sent it because you love the game, and are passionate geocachers. We further understand that there can be disappointment when a cache is archived by a reviewer, without any warning, as this may appear to be unfair.
Please know that we are also passionate about the game, and so are the volunteer reviewers.
We want to explain some important factors that may affect a reviewers or Groundspeaks - decision to archive a cache rather than disable it first and work with the cache owner.
As the game expands, we hear more and more from land management organizations and law enforcement agencies about geocaches placed inappropriately. Groundspeak wants to build relationships with these organizations, so we partner with them to develop geocaching policies so geocaching can still exist.
In cases where caches harm the environment, or violate the agreements we have made with landowners and law enforcement, we may need to take direct action on the affected caches. Sometimes this means archiving a cache without first contacting the cache owner. This helps us to keep cachers and the environment safe. It also helps us to build and maintain trusting relationships with those organizations who are concerned about geocaching activity We understand that as cachers and cache owners, so may not see this behind the scenes work. We ask for your patience and understanding with these processes.
Further, we want to err on the side of caution when it comes to honoring three fundamental geocache placement guidelines:
(From Section One, Part One)
All local laws and documented land management policies apply.
Geocache placements do not damage, deface or destroy public or private property.
Wildlife and the natural environment are not harmed in the pursuit of geocaching.
As stewards of the game, Groundspeak and our volunteer reviewers must ensure that we meet these guidelines. If a cache is reported as not meeting one of these important guidelines, or has been reported as being placed without permission, we take immediate action. We ask our reviewers to do the same.
Importantly, this does not mean that the cache owner cannot appeal the decision, or give us information about permission for the cache. Typically, archiving a cache is considered permanent, but we know that there are exceptions when a cache will need to be unarchived.
If a cache owner appeals the decision to archive a cache, the appeal is reviewed by a team of Lackeys. This team is made up of highly experienced geocachers and lackeys. Further, this team assesses each case on its own merits.
What we will not do is to reveal private correspondence between a geocacher and Groundspeak or a cache owner and Groundspeak. We want to respect peoples privacy and want to avoid the possibility of retribution by another member of the geocaching community against the complainant.
We hope you understand that these actions are taken for the good of the game, which is something we all want to support. We thank you again for contacting us.
Sincerely,
The Groundspeak Community Relations Team
Interessante Thesejann_gerrit schrieb:. Genauso gut könnte ich andeuten, daß die CIA oder Aliens und vielleicht auch beide damit zu tun haben.
Jann-Gerrit
Zitat:"What we will not do is to reveal private correspondence between a geocacher and Groundspeak or a cache owner and Groundspeak. We want to respect peoples privacy and want to avoid the possibility of retribution by another member of the geocaching community against the complainant."do1000 schrieb:Eine vorgefertigte Antwort ohne konkreten Bezug. Ganz großes Kino.
radioscout schrieb:Woran wir immer denken sollten: keiner von uns weiß, was vor der Archivierung zwischen Owner und Reviewer besprochen wurde und wie das Gespräch verlief.
Die Watchlist hat kürzlich etwas seltsames geliefert: Reviewer disabled mit Hinweis auf fällige Wartung, Owner macht direkt wieder auf, Reviewer disabled mit der Bitte, erst die Wartung durchzuführen, Owner enabled wieder, Reviwer disabled und sperrt (kein Archiv!), alles an einem Tag.
Hier lief alles offen über für jeden sichtbare Logs und zeigt, womit sich Reviewer herumschlagen dürfen.
Dass darauf noch keiner gekommen ist, das wird es sein!jann_gerrit schrieb:Genauso gut könnte ich andeuten, daß die CIA oder Aliens und vielleicht auch beide damit zu tun haben.