The Publish Button: by Marla London

The Publish Button: by Marla LondonLogbook Pages from the Geocaching Community Volunteer Reviewers This book is about the volunteer reviewers who look at new cache submissions to make sure they meet the guidelines for publication. More published caches means more caches for all of us to find. Inside you will meet some of the people who volunteer as geocaching reviewers: The reviewer who agreed to be a reviewer for a year over fifteen years ago The reviewer who was on a glacier when he

Logbook Pages from the Geocaching Community Volunteer Reviewers

This book is about the volunteer reviewers who look at new cache submissions to make sure they meet the guidelines for publication. More published caches means more caches for all of us to find.

Inside you will meet some of the people who volunteer as geocaching reviewers:

• The reviewer who agreed to be a reviewer for a year – over fifteen years ago
• The reviewer who was on a glacier when he was asked to be a reviewer
• The reviewer who climbed the mountain that inspired her reviewer name
• The reviewer who started geocaching as a teenager
• The Sisters Long Legs
• The male reviewer who cachers assumed was female because he writes so nicely
• The “spicy king” reviewer
• The reviewer who chose neither her caching nor her reviewer name
• The reviewer couple who revealed their identity at the place where they got married
• And 120 other reviewers, including a few who have worked for Geocaching HQ

Marla London brings a wealth of caching and reviewing experience to this topic. She started caching in 2002, became a reviewer in 2006 and has attended reviewer gatherings around the world.