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| − | A hashscot is a geo'''hash'''ing ma'''scot''', a toy, pet or other token that accompanies a geohasher to the geohash without serving any real purpose as equipment. Hashscots can be useful, however, as conversation starters. ("Did you know you have a dinosaur on your bicycle?") or to photograph at the geohash for solo adventures who haven't mastered the arms' length camera self-portrait trick. | + | A hashscot is a geo'''hash'''ing ma'''scot''', a toy, pet or other token that accompanies a geohasher to the geohash without serving any real purpose as equipment. Hashscots can be useful, however, as conversation starters. ("Did you know you have a [[raptor|dinosaur]] on your bicycle?") or to photograph at the geohash for solo adventures who haven't mastered the arms' length camera self-portrait trick. |
If you photograph your hashscot at the geohash, be sure to include <nowiki>[[Category:Hashscots]]</nowiki> in the Summary box, so as to add it to [[:Category:Hashscots|the gallery]]. You can also put one picture of it on the [[Hashscots]] page. | If you photograph your hashscot at the geohash, be sure to include <nowiki>[[Category:Hashscots]]</nowiki> in the Summary box, so as to add it to [[:Category:Hashscots|the gallery]]. You can also put one picture of it on the [[Hashscots]] page. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:28, 23 January 2021
A hashscot is a geohashing mascot, a toy, pet or other token that accompanies a geohasher to the geohash without serving any real purpose as equipment. Hashscots can be useful, however, as conversation starters. ("Did you know you have a dinosaur on your bicycle?") or to photograph at the geohash for solo adventures who haven't mastered the arms' length camera self-portrait trick.
If you photograph your hashscot at the geohash, be sure to include [[Category:Hashscots]] in the Summary box, so as to add it to the gallery. You can also put one picture of it on the Hashscots page.
