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Cool I have never seen that before,, The pages take for ever to load but thanks for posting
That's the Internet Archive site, better known as the Wayback machine. Its a lot of fun to explore various websites there. Its also a useful spot for seeing changes in the geocaching guidelines.
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Cool I have never seen that before,, The pages take for ever to load but thanks for posting
That's the Internet Archive site, better known as the Wayback machine. Its a lot of fun to explore various websites there. Its also a useful spot for seeing changes in the geocaching guidelines.

 

 

Lol, I will try it.

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why?

 

Gonna explain below. Just including this post to show spongy that you can reply to multiple posts at once.

 

Yes I did, I linked to it.

 

You linked to the report of a site feature, not a site bug.

 

yaa.

 

You can reply to multiple posts by clicking the Quote button at the bottom of each post. I suspect you are fully aware of this. Me thinks you are wiser than you let on oh spongy one.

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why?

 

Gonna explain below. Just including this post to show spongy that you can reply to multiple posts at once.

 

Yes I did, I linked to it.

 

You linked to the report of a site feature, not a site bug.

 

yaa.

 

You can reply to multiple posts by clicking the Quote button at the bottom of each post. I suspect you are fully aware of this. Me thinks you are wiser than you let on oh spongy one.

 

 

1. I know, but how?

2. I think it is a bug, there is an e-mail link and a contact link, that may seem confusing to some people like me.

3. I don't like that feacher because I get confused where each message ends when quoting multi quote messages.

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Please remain on topic. Finding and discussing things found using the Wayback Machine can be a fun topic. Thank you.

 

True, but then if we stuck entirely to that it would pretty much belong in that other section that we don't want to talk about. :laughing:

 

 

What section?

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My goodness! I didn't realize how much GC had changed since I first started. At least it's still pretty friendly.

 

I clicked the news link to the slashdot.org article, from 9/25/2000 (which I read at the time it was published, though it would take over two years for me to go get my own GPS and get started on this thing) I have to say Slashdot has fared far worse - it's a festival of bloated javascript. Well done, Lackeys, please keep GC simple!

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My goodness! I didn't realize how much GC had changed since I first started. At least it's still pretty friendly.

 

I clicked the news link to the slashdot.org article, from 9/25/2000 (which I read at the time it was published, though it would take over two years for me to go get my own GPS and get started on this thing) I have to say Slashdot has fared far worse - it's a festival of bloated javascript. Well done, Lackeys, please keep GC simple!

 

 

Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

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My goodness! I didn't realize how much GC had changed since I first started. At least it's still pretty friendly.

 

I clicked the news link to the slashdot.org article, from 9/25/2000 (which I read at the time it was published, though it would take over two years for me to go get my own GPS and get started on this thing) I have to say Slashdot has fared far worse - it's a festival of bloated javascript. Well done, Lackeys, please keep GC simple!

 

 

Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

Why???????
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My goodness! I didn't realize how much GC had changed since I first started. At least it's still pretty friendly.

 

I clicked the news link to the slashdot.org article, from 9/25/2000 (which I read at the time it was published, though it would take over two years for me to go get my own GPS and get started on this thing) I have to say Slashdot has fared far worse - it's a festival of bloated javascript. Well done, Lackeys, please keep GC simple!

 

 

Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

Why???????

 

Lol

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Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

That post is on topic. You could learn from that. In the meantime, please leave the moderating to the professionals*. Thank you.

 

*I do not mean "professionals" in the Ashnikes sense of being paid a six figure salary to watch over an internet hobby forum. I mean "professionals" in the sense of knowing how to do it.

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My goodness! I didn't realize how much GC had changed since I first started. At least it's still pretty friendly.

 

I clicked the news link to the slashdot.org article, from 9/25/2000 (which I read at the time it was published, though it would take over two years for me to go get my own GPS and get started on this thing) I have to say Slashdot has fared far worse - it's a festival of bloated javascript. Well done, Lackeys, please keep GC simple!

 

 

Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

Why???????

 

 

That is hijacking.

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Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

That post is on topic. You could learn from that. In the meantime, please leave the moderating to the professionals*. Thank you.

 

*I do not mean "professionals" in the Ashnikes sense of being paid a six figure salary to watch over an internet hobby forum. I mean "professionals" in the sense of knowing how to do it.

 

 

Sorry.

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My goodness! I didn't realize how much GC had changed since I first started. At least it's still pretty friendly.

 

I clicked the news link to the slashdot.org article, from 9/25/2000 (which I read at the time it was published, though it would take over two years for me to go get my own GPS and get started on this thing) I have to say Slashdot has fared far worse - it's a festival of bloated javascript. Well done, Lackeys, please keep GC simple!

 

 

Please start a new thread next time. Thanks.

Why???????

 

 

That is hijacking.

Not the way I saw it. It was conversation that related to the old geocaching.com web pages and how they compared to another site. Conversations sometimes wander.
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