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Add the things you think need to be done, but can't do yourself. Remove the bullet points when you've fixed something.
- Both the KCKD iPhone app and the Garafa iPhone app seem to no longer work (at least not with iOS 11). I believe there are now no iPhone geohashing apps that work with iOS 11 or later ... but I'll be very happy if anyone can prove me wrong. :-) BrendanTWhite 21:18, 4 April 2018 (ACST)
- The link on the iphone app page [1] labelled Geohash support is broken
- Jim removed an apparently invalid expedition and photo from 2009-01-10 Someone should see if the real 2009-01-10 29 -95 is hiding someplace that isn't obvious.
- Expedition Archive pages (like [2]) show same coordinates for every day (looks like an error)
- Started a discussion here: User_talk:Tjtrumpet2323#usage_of_var:latdate_on_Template:Coordinates.2FRegular.2FlatOnly.3F - a correct use of vardefine:* might fix this if it's not going to break anything else.
- Does anyone have access to LocalSettings.php to set $wgUseTeX = true; so that formulas can be used? Or is there some other way to enable them that I'm not seeing? Thanks! -ralph
- Kids' Geohash? If they have a GPS enabled phone they can take part but the grid is too big so divide it into 32, 64 or even 128 (~850m x ~700m) for younger kids. Parental supervision recommended!
- anything in Category:Needs attention might also be considered a kind of TO DO, especially Award template needed and Ribbon image needed
- 2011-06-26_49_8 has category Category:Meetup in 49 8 on it, but doesn't appear on that category page. Is something wrong with the graticule Template? (We had a problem with spaces between the colon and the category name at one time.) Jiml 10:22, 27 June 2011 (EDT)
- Not sure what you mean, 2011-06-26 49 8 is on the category page and that's the equivalent name with spaces (they are interchangable), am I missing something? - Mampfred 16:48, 27 June 2011 (EDT)
- It seems to be showing up on the category page now. Not sure why the problem disappeared. Jiml 22:04, 6 July 2011 (EDT)
- Not sure what you mean, 2011-06-26 49 8 is on the category page and that's the equivalent name with spaces (they are interchangable), am I missing something? - Mampfred 16:48, 27 June 2011 (EDT)
- I need a GEOHASH ALARM. An email to be sent to me every time the selected point is close enough to me (like less than 5 miles, for example).
- Your wish is my command. Register an email address at http://xkcd.nathanwoodruff.com/Notify.aspx It will send you an email with a password. Log in and enter a Graticle Latitude and a graticule Longitude in the Grat Lat and Grat Lon boxes 33 -84 for Atlanta Georgia. If you want to enter the Global Hash, check the Global box, Then enter a Location Latitude and Longitude in the Location Lat and Location Lon. 33.75 -84.39 for the dead center of Atlanta Georgia. You will need to enter a maximum distance. If you enter 5 miles it will send an email if the days coordinates for the chosen graticule is less than 5 miles away. Click on the "Add" button. It will send you an email from now on every day after the Dow open is released. --NWoodruff (talk) 18:25, 13 November 2014 (EST)
- There is now help instructions for the Notify program available here help text
- Switch the maps on the wiki to OpenStreetMap (perhaps through OpenLayers)? The Google Maps v1 API has sunsetted and now all maps show an ugly warning that make them basically unusable. One could update to v2, but with the same effort why not support such a quality community project (besides doing the [[OpenStreetMap achievement of course :)?
Translation
Help to translate important reference pages into your mother tongue.
| Main Page | (de) (es) (simple) (fr) (fi) (no) (sv) (it)... |
| Graticule | (de) (es) (simple) (fr) (fi) (no) (sv) (it)... |
| Geohashing | (de) (es) (simple) (fr) (fi) (no) (sv) (it)... |
| Saturday Meetup | (de) (es) (simple) (fr) (fi) (no) (sv) (it)... |
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| Expedition | (de) (es) (simple) (fr) (fi) (no) (sv) (it)... |
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see also: The Ambassador help sheets in (de) (en-gb) (en-us) ...
Related Projects
These projects are related to geohashing in as much as they use GPS receivers.
- Geocaching - Global GPS cache hunt
- Opencaching - GPS cache hunt wthout the "premium fee"
- Waymarking - find and photograph interesting points
- Munzee - find and log QR code stickers or virtual points
- Geodashing - Monthly points, randomly created
- Geotude - Numbering the One Degree Graticules
- Open Street Map - create a free map along the way
- Dead Drops - Some sort of digital geocaching
- Bookcrossing links people with free books at locations revealed on the Internet.
- The Degree Confluence Project - visiting every integer latitude/longitude crossing point in the world
- Lost Track - Support research by submitting your tracklogs. Alternative
Other projects
Other projects are related for their surprise social aspect.
Geohashing leagues, guilds, or organizations exist in the following online games:
