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Hallo,
hier liest der eine, oder andere Reviewer. Ist mir in dem Falle Recht.
Ich habe den TB http://coord.info/TB4X8CG aus der Dose gefischt und will ihn nicht mehr weiter ziehen lassen. Ich meine, ist gegen die Regeln.
Habe den Owner angeschrieben. Die Konversation:
-I've retrieved your TB TB4X8CG. I won't let that sharp knife travel on, because it doesn't compare with the Groundspeak-guidelines. The risk to be hurt is too large for kids. What shall I do with the knife, any idea?
-I agree that my TB is knife. But is a very small knife and it isn't really sharp. Also is closed all the time. I think the journey must go on.
-It won't travel on!!! It's small, but it's very sharp. I could grind it/make it blunt or I could send it home to you. Your deciscion???
-I can't agree with that. Actually it isn't very sharp. It can't be, because is made od stainless steel which is bad for knifes. But if you expert opinion is that it is too sharp., it can be a little blunt. But to do that use sharpening stone and drag a few times at an angle of 90 °. Do not damage knife.
You really think that little knife is a major injury risk to kids? What about a broken jars, where some geocaches are? Or sharp edges on buidlings? Or other "threats" in forest or city? You take biger risk when you drive your kind with your car. Live the life.
Ende.
Ich würde die Messerklinge und die Spitze abschleifen und das Messer weiter schicken. Was meint Ihr? :hilfe:
Der andere Gedanke ist: Die Caches werden von den Reviewer vor der Freigabe gründlichst untersucht. Wie ist das mit den TB? Darf man da alles einhängen? Wird es kontrolliert oder nur dem gesundem Menschenverstand des Owners überlassen?
Beste Grüße!
Waldemar
PS: Das Messer: http://www.boker.de/taschenmesser/spyderco/01SP670.html
hier liest der eine, oder andere Reviewer. Ist mir in dem Falle Recht.
Ich habe den TB http://coord.info/TB4X8CG aus der Dose gefischt und will ihn nicht mehr weiter ziehen lassen. Ich meine, ist gegen die Regeln.
Habe den Owner angeschrieben. Die Konversation:
-I've retrieved your TB TB4X8CG. I won't let that sharp knife travel on, because it doesn't compare with the Groundspeak-guidelines. The risk to be hurt is too large for kids. What shall I do with the knife, any idea?
-I agree that my TB is knife. But is a very small knife and it isn't really sharp. Also is closed all the time. I think the journey must go on.
-It won't travel on!!! It's small, but it's very sharp. I could grind it/make it blunt or I could send it home to you. Your deciscion???
-I can't agree with that. Actually it isn't very sharp. It can't be, because is made od stainless steel which is bad for knifes. But if you expert opinion is that it is too sharp., it can be a little blunt. But to do that use sharpening stone and drag a few times at an angle of 90 °. Do not damage knife.
You really think that little knife is a major injury risk to kids? What about a broken jars, where some geocaches are? Or sharp edges on buidlings? Or other "threats" in forest or city? You take biger risk when you drive your kind with your car. Live the life.
Ende.
Ich würde die Messerklinge und die Spitze abschleifen und das Messer weiter schicken. Was meint Ihr? :hilfe:
Der andere Gedanke ist: Die Caches werden von den Reviewer vor der Freigabe gründlichst untersucht. Wie ist das mit den TB? Darf man da alles einhängen? Wird es kontrolliert oder nur dem gesundem Menschenverstand des Owners überlassen?
Beste Grüße!
Waldemar
PS: Das Messer: http://www.boker.de/taschenmesser/spyderco/01SP670.html