| Geocacher |
I travel across the country last month. I had a travel bug sticker on the back of my truck. My nephew took a photo of it. Someone he shared the photo with, logged the tracking bug sticker via e-mail. Is this OK? I wouldn't think so cause they didn't actually see the sticker themselves. Another was logged via e-mail too. Please input to me the "rules" for travel bug stickers. Thanks, John 'AstroDiver' Law | ||
|
phat.us cache.us |
You make up your own rules. Allow it if you want - or delete it if you want. Up to you. | |||
|
It's about the journey |
I don't see it addressed in this area. | |||
|
Geocacher |
Our team would not log the bug unless we actually saw the vehicle. That's just how we play. To us it is like finding a travel bug in a cache, only instead of opening a container, you see it while out traveling. Jayne: "Time for some thrilling heroics." | |||
|
Geocacher |
I think Phat.bak is right on. it's like a virtual. You make the rules... so bend them as you choose. ----------------------- Quality Over Quantity!!! ----------------------- | |||
|
Geocacher |
I agree with the others, it's your TB so you make the rules as you want them to be. ------------------------------------------------------------ " Just smile it won't crack your face" "The statistics on sanity are that one out of every four persons is suffering from some sort of mental illness. Think of your three best friends -- if they're okay, then it's you. "  | |||
|
Copyright GGA 2006
"Signal" frog Graemlins are Copyright (C) 2003 Groundspeak, Inc. Used with permission.
"Signal" frog Graemlins are Copyright (C) 2003 Groundspeak, Inc. Used with permission.