More Statistics from "My Geocaching Profile"

[+VeganHiker]

I know that Geocaching.com has acquired mygeocachingprofile.com. Some of it's statistic generation features are now available on geocaching.com under the "statistics" tab on a geocachers user profile page. Are any more stats going to be "transferred" to geocaching.com? I'm specifically interested in the "U.S. Counties I've Cache In" map and the maps for the different DeLorme Challenges. I know that you can get this info by doing a "My Finds" pocket query but you have to do that manually.

 

Thanks,

AnneMc

[AZcachemeister]

Most of those sites and tools produce the HTML code to show those stats. Sometimes you have to manually copy the code, and sometimes the code is automatically added to your clipboard.

 

Once you have the code, you past it to your profile page on GC.com.

[AZcachemeister]

I haven't heard there are any plans to expand the current statistics beyond what are offered on your stats tab.

[+VeganHiker]

I guess I'm thinking of this blog entry that I found on My Geocaching Profile's website:

 

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

 

US County Map Updated with 2010 County Data

As Groundspeak works on migrating statistics over to geocaching.com, we'll still be releasing some new features here on mygeocachingprofile.com. Some of these will eventually be moved to geocaching.com as well!

 

Our latest change updates the US county map with the latest 2010 county data from the US Census Bureau. The next time you upload your My Finds Pocket Query and refresh your profile page, you'll see an updated map that includes any changes in county borders over the last 10 years.

 

So I'm wondering if the migration is complete or if we can expect more?

 

Has anyone heard?

 

Thanks,

AnneMc

[AZcachemeister]

Keyword: eventually.

 

Groundspeak has it's developmental hands full...way too many 'promised' features than can be completed in a 'timely' manner.

 

I would expect this to be WAY down the list, since the 'completed county map' can be obtained by other means.

 

Then again, stuff like this can suddenly be popped-in without any notice...so you never know.