Poznáte to - vymýšľate listing, chodíte a obzeráte umiestnenie, premeriavate, vyrábate kešku, lepíte, píšete, počítate a konečne aj odošlete reviewerovi. Potom upravíte, doplníte, zmeníte a znova odošlete. A nakoniec aj úspešne publikujete..
...a čakáte..
...a tešíte sa, ako vám chodia krásne logy od kešerov. Tu zrazu, po istom čase, vám príde log a v ňom TFTC! (ang. Thanks For This Cache)A mnohí z nás si povedia, že to je ešte tá "lepšia" verzia! Niekedy vám príde iba "ok, ď či dokonca iba bodka.." Smutní teda zatvoríte email a nezaujímate sa ďalej...
Ruku na srdce - kto v začiatkoch geocachingu nepoužíval skratku TFTC? Asi naozaj každý sme ju aspoň raz použili, pokiaľ sme si nezaložili svoju prvú kešku či nezačali zbierať odznak za počet slov v logu..
Aké je krásne a potešujúce, keď ownerovi príde notifikácia s pekným logom, ktorý mu povie, čo všetko kešer zažil v ten deň a akkým spôsobom ju odlovil, alebo ktorý mu povie, či je keška v poriadku alebo pochváli jeho prácu!
Aký najbizardnejší log si dostal ty? A čo napíšeš tu?
TFTC!
or
a nightmare of an owner
ENGLISH:
You are familiar with that situatio - inventing a listing, going and looking at the placement, positioning the placement again and again, making a cache, writing, counting, and finally sending it to the reviewer. Then editing, adding, changing, and resubmiting. And then you successfully publish it...
... and you are waiting...
... and looking forward to the beatiful logs from cachers. Suddenly, you get a log and there is written just TFTC (Thanks for this cache)! Many of us would say that this is the "better" version of a log! Sometimes you get only "ok, yes or just a dot". So you close an e-mail and you are no more interested in it...
Tell me the truth - who did not use TFTC at the beginning of his geocaching career? Probably everybody has used it at least once if he has not set up his first cache or has not started collecting the badge for the number of words in the log.
What a beautiful and delightful act, when the owner receives a notification with a nice log that tells him what the cacher has experienced on that day or how he found it, or the one which tells him wheter the cache is in its place or just that his work is appreciated!
What is the most bizarre log you have ever received? And what are you going to write down here?