Anyway, here's the 2014 edition. I'll update as I get time, sorry the first one is a little sloppy, I was in a rush. Download the full size image to zoom all the way into your camps.
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Link to download the full-size image.
Yes, it seems like that link no longer works. I'll ask the guy on reddit to see if we can get it back up. It's a moot point really though, as the new map should be out tomorrow.Zealous wrote:I get a 'Github Page Not Found' when I try to access that link
That is a matter of opinion which is not universally held. Not by a long shot.Elliot wrote:.
These bags are gradually being outlawed, which is a good thing
You kick ass also. You care.Madgirl wrote:At least some of those red and yellow camps still have moop on their mind...our camp was yellow this year and we're not happy about it. We aren't sure what happened because we didn't leave a mess, but regardless of where the blame lies we are already discussing how we can do better next year.
Absolutely.Lonesomebri wrote:People proud here that they left green totally kick ass.
If I'm not mistaken, the colors (red x's excluded) are not direct measures of the amount of moop left behind, but rather how long it takes for the resto line to cover the area.Madgirl wrote:At least some of those red and yellow camps still have moop on their mind...our camp was yellow this year and we're not happy about it. We aren't sure what happened because we didn't leave a mess, but regardless of where the blame lies we are already discussing how we can do better next year.
Ah, I knew fire burns were included but didn't think about warped playa as a potential reason for notation on the map.Elderberry wrote:It's called the playa restoration team, not the playa moop team don't forget.
Would you take a minute when you can and relay what you were told for our benefit? It might help some of the folks scratching their heads about yellow and reds.Elderberry wrote:Awhile back our camp got yellow and we couldn't figure out why. We later talked to the earth guardians, one of which was kind enough to come over to our camp the following year and walked us through all the thinks to look out for. We haven't gotten anything other than green ever since.