New additions: find rate, unique finds, and the World Cacher GeoAchievement Badge

We've got a few new additions for your profiles! 

Now your number of unique finds will display below your number of total finds. For those of you who've posted multiple "Found it" logs for a single cache, the unique finds number lets you know the number of distinct caches that you've found.

In the My Caching Chronology section, you'll see your find rate. The find rate displays the average number of geocaches you've found per day since you started geocaching.

If you've found caches in at least 5 different countries, you'll notice that the World Cacher badge is available on your profile now. You can learn more about all the GeoAchievement Badges on the Help page.

Track your progress on the Tennessee DeLorme Challenge

We've added a profile section for tracking your progress on the Tennessee DeLorme Challenge. Upload your latest Pocket Query file on your My Account page to try it out. We'll continue to add sections for other states as soon as we can.

New Profile Section -- European Countries Map

Several of you asked for it, and here it is! Now you can display the European countries in which you've found caches. To try it out, all you need to do is upload your Pocket Query zip file on your My Account page, export your HTML, and replace it in your Geocaching profile.

New profile section -- My Memorable Finds

Spice up your profile by adding some of your memorable finds! The new My Memorable Finds section allows you to display your First to Finds (FTFs), your caching milestones, and the three oldest geocaches you've found.

On the My Account page, you can enter the waypoints for your FTFs and choose the interval you want to display for your milestones. Just remember to upload your pocket query zip file after you make the changes.

Want to see what the new section looks like before you try it out? Check out our profile.

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