Conquercise

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fetcheveryone Sep 2021 10:52am, 17 Sep 2021 26,484 posts	0 fetcheveryone For those of you who aren't on my mailing list (or who don't get the emails because gmail/hotmail/btinternet decides not to show them to you), here's the Conquercise guide that I'm sending out today: fetcheveryone.com/guide.php?code=howtoconquercise
Oranj Sep 2021 10:57am, 17 Sep 2021 2,809 posts	0 Oranj Hi, as Diogenes noted here fetcheveryone.com/forum/conquercise-43425/805 the "relinquish zone" button has gone. Is that deliberate?
fetcheveryone Sep 2021 10:59am, 17 Sep 2021 26,485 posts	0 fetcheveryone Yes. If you delete a training entry, it now removes all the hits on any zones that you visited.
ChrisHB Sep 2021 11:02am, 17 Sep 2021 21,171 posts	0 ChrisHB that doesn't match my personal needs as I only claim zones I've run in, but I can manage.
fetcheveryone Sep 2021 11:04am, 17 Sep 2021 26,486 posts	0 fetcheveryone The old button would remove all the hits on that zone - so if you'd scored 84 points but only legitimately earned 83, the relinquish button would put you back on zero points. So it was also causing a few issues through people wiping out their entire history in a zone.
fetcheveryone Sep 2021 11:04am, 17 Sep 2021 26,487 posts	0 fetcheveryone Chris - out of interest, how would you manage?
fetcheveryone Sep 2021 11:20am, 17 Sep 2021 26,488 posts	0 fetcheveryone I've added the relinquish link back in - it's right down at the bottom of each zone page in the small print, where you'll also find the zone coordinates. If you're looking for the KML link, that's now in settings. With that, I looked at the amount of use (very low), and decided it'd be better tucked away. But still there.
Sigh Sep 2021 11:45am, 17 Sep 2021 10,189 posts	0 Sigh That's a great user guide, as are the others on the drop down list!
fetcheveryone Sep 2021 11:51am, 17 Sep 2021 26,489 posts	0 fetcheveryone Thanks Sigh
le Beouf Sep 2021 1:24pm, 17 Sep 2021 9,501 posts	0 le Beouf Are there no Fetchies in Dublin? Just did a 5 miler in the city centre and now own 4 areas of central Dublin.