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GeoWizard (the "inventor" of this sport) goes waterline-to-waterline or border-to-waterline. Of course, it's an entirely arbitrary rule, but so is every other r
by wasmitnetzen 5y ago
GeoWizard (the "inventor" of this sport) goes waterline-to-waterline or border-to-waterline. Of course, it's an entirely arbitrary rule, but so is every other rule in sports.
- ionwake 5y agoI feel strongly about this subject as I actually travelled to liechtenstein to do the same , I failed, which I am at peace with. My problem with is, a margin of error of 25 meters for a run of less than a km isnt what I would call platinum, my gripe here is with geowizard. I feel the error margin should increase for each km, for example by one meter. So a straight line across a continent allows for a larger margin of error, but 1km , well you better stick to the line. I know noone will read this but I had to let it out. Its not coming form a bad place I just want better rules!
- mdrzn 5y agoThe OP used GeoWizard's measurements for the points (like less than 25m for Platinum) but GeoWizard usually goes for waaaaay longer than 1km. So the "fault" is on OP, if at all.
- filoeleven 5y agoAs someone else posted, https://www.scoremyline.com/ https://www.scoremyline.com/ is another metric that is available. GeoWizard collaborated with its creator, and has said that some of his own lines are better with this metric while also stating that the whole thing is of course arbitrary anyway. This seems like a good match for what you seek.
- ionwake 5y agoThis is exactly what I needed - thank you!