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How came the idea to attend the Mega Event in Portugal?
What’s your impression about Portugal and the Portuguese Geocacher community?
Being Portugal a very small country, what’s your opinion about the huge popularity of Geocaching in our country?
What’s your best memory from Portugal?
Which was your idea about Portugal before your visit?
Do you have plans to visit Portugal again?
How do you live the Geocaching experience nowadays? Do you still motivated to look for some caches?
What kind of caches do you prefer: Urban, nature or events?
Living Geocaching as a job, working at the Groundspeak HQ, which are your hobbies today?

Do you agree with the idea Geocaching has too many caches and so less quality?
What do you think Groundspeak can do about bringing quality to Geocaching? The voting Favourites was a huge step, so can we expect more features focused in quality?
We recently post a suggestion to create also a voting system for logs to highlight the most remarkable logs. Do you think this suggestion can bring more quality to the logs in general? Any chance to see this feature implemented?
There’s also a nice suggestion at the Feedback forum to lift the limitation of 4000 characters at the logs. Don’t you think this could also help people to write better and most interesting logs, bringing back the high standards of Geocaching?
One of the most voted suggestions at the Feedback forum is to update Wherigo and make it usable. The popularity of the Wherigo is increasing everyday a new and most exciting WIG cache is published. Don’t you think Groundspeak should prioritize development of Wherigo?
Do you think the Opencaching competition could be an extra motivation to develop geocaching.com and keep it even more updated?
The performance of Opencaching site and its incapacity of doing things right is what you expected when Garmin announced it?
The last up-date of geocaching.com had some negative feedback, specially the Beta Maps. What happen wrong to get some people unhappy: Unpredictable problems or a bad evaluation of the Beta Maps quality?
One of the most exciting issues of the moment about Geocaching is the comeback of the Virtual Caches, but what I heard about it, is more a comeback of the ALR caches mixed with Challenge caches with no physical container. Do you think the new Virtual caches are a best of these three types?
What can you tell us about the reviewing process of this new cache type, that isn’t depending of the usual reviewers?
What can we expect the future of Geocaching?