Definitely the date you signed the physical log. If it was the date you logged online, there would be no need to give you the ability to edit that date.
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Definitely the date you signed the physical log. If it was the date you logged online, there would be no need to give you the ability to edit that date.
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I've always taken it to mean the date you found the cache. Many times I have logged finds the next day. I discovered that if you change the date on GC.com once, it will remain that way for the rest of the log entries.Originally Posted by Waterski
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Why can't we get a government sponsered tick eradication program?
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What about delayed logging of an FTF? We can have some fun with this topic...
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If you delay logging the actual 'physical' logbook, and someone signs before you, you're not FTF!
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Oh well I know that!!! HA HA HA Never done that before... why would I???
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