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As the Great Game ages, it might be a fun incentive to exploration to have a formal reward for geohashing in a graticule that has been inactive for a long time. | As the Great Game ages, it might be a fun incentive to exploration to have a formal reward for geohashing in a graticule that has been inactive for a long time. | ||
| − | I therefore propose the [[Reflowered Graticule]] achievement, earned by reaching a hashpoint ten years or more after the most recent successful expedition in that graticule. This is different from the [[ | + | I therefore propose the [[Reflowered Graticule]] achievement, earned by reaching a hashpoint ten years or more after the most recent successful expedition in that graticule. This is different from the [[Graticule Unlocked]] achievement, which of course goes to the first person EVER to reach the hashpoint in a graticule. |
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If one or more people have claimed the Reflowered Graticule achievement, and it later comes to light that there actually HAD been an intervening successful expedition in that graticule, then that's pretty funny and they can deal with it as they see fit. | If one or more people have claimed the Reflowered Graticule achievement, and it later comes to light that there actually HAD been an intervening successful expedition in that graticule, then that's pretty funny and they can deal with it as they see fit. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:35, 20 May 2024
This achievement was proposed in the past, but has been rejected, because creating an achievement for this would only encourage inactivity until that time frame has passed. Please read the discussion page for more details.
As per the page proposed achievements: If an achievement has strong opposition and the reasons for opposition are not resolved through discussion, then the proposed achievements category is replaced with the rejected achievements category, the reason explained succinctly on the page, and the page otherwise marked to make sure it isn't confused with an achievements page.
As the Great Game ages, it might be a fun incentive to exploration to have a formal reward for geohashing in a graticule that has been inactive for a long time.
I therefore propose the Reflowered Graticule achievement, earned by reaching a hashpoint ten years or more after the most recent successful expedition in that graticule. This is different from the Graticule Unlocked achievement, which of course goes to the first person EVER to reach the hashpoint in a graticule.
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McKay earned the Reflowered Graticule achievement
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If multiple expeditions reach the same qualifying hashpoint, they all qualify for the Reflowered Graticule achievement, regardless of who got there first.
If one or more people have claimed the Reflowered Graticule achievement, and it later comes to light that there actually HAD been an intervening successful expedition in that graticule, then that's pretty funny and they can deal with it as they see fit.
As with the Graticule Unlocked achievement, winning the Reflowered Graticule award is a good opportunity to update and improve the page for the reawakened graticule.
