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Conquercise

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R4R May 2017 9:43am, 26 May 2017 2,783 posts	Quote Pin R4R Gotcha - ignore my feedback
fetcheveryone May 2017 12:44pm, 26 May 2017 18,383 posts	Quote Pin fetcheveryone The queues are just starting to shift now... might be a while before they're caught up.
flanker May 2017 6:49pm, 28 May 2017 17,035 posts	Quote Pin flanker 21 new zones gained on today's run (without even trying to). Got to be one of my most productive runs!
SimonClarke May 2017 9:23am, 29 May 2017 535 posts	Quote Pin SimonClarke Love getting this one:
Shortcut Cam May 2017 3:12pm, 31 May 2017 754 posts	Quote Pin Shortcut Cam Just noticed the graph that illustrates when in the past 12 months you visited a particular zone. 👍
peted.davis Jun 2017 7:12pm, 1 Jun 2017 2 posts	Quote Pin peted.davis When I commute I cycle through the zones on my route twice - once on the way to work and once on the way back. These are uploaded to Fetch as two separate activities, but Conquercise only increases the number of times I have visited these zones by one. Is this the expected behavior? Can you only visit each zone once a day, irrespective of how many times you have entered each zone during different activities?
K5 Gus Jun 2017 7:16pm, 1 Jun 2017 2,164 posts	Quote Pin K5 Gus Yep, that's the rules - only one visit per day. I think it's to stop things like, say you were doing reps at a track, and some people time each rep as a different activity, so they would end up with say 10 runs, ie 20 points, for a day.
Bazoaxe Jun 2017 7:20pm, 1 Jun 2017 11,365 posts	Quote Pin Bazoaxe I still dont agree with that rule as commutes should count but I agree efforts within a short period (say 2 hrs) should count once
peted.davis Jun 2017 10:20pm, 1 Jun 2017 3 posts	Quote Pin peted.davis OK, makes sense. I think I agree with Bazoaxe, however, that activities separated far enough apart in time should be counted individually.
Ceratonia Jun 2017 12:07am, 2 Jun 2017 5,658 posts	Quote Pin Ceratonia Once per day levels up things so that runners rather than cyclists have a chance to own some zones.