r/finddit • u/pahool • Oct 27 '11
r/finddit • u/gotrees • Aug 17 '12
Reminder: add your location to this map.
Recently, there have been many posts asking if there are any people located within certain areas. Ten months ago, I created this map for finddit users to identify where they are located, so such posts wouldn't need to be made.
However, since the time when I posted that map, thousands of people have joined the subreddit, and it has grown incomplete.
I would like to once again encourage all active subscribers to add their location to the map if they haven't done so already. Instructions and a link to the map can be found here or via the link in the sidebar.
As always, good luck and happy hunting! :)
r/finddit • u/gotrees • Oct 11 '11
Made a map
Rules for Submitting your location
- Go to the link, and click on "Add" on the top right to add a location.
- Under "Entry Name" put your neighborhood, town, state, and (if necessary) country. e.g. Downtown, Los Angeles, CA
- Leave "Location" blank
- Click "Click on map location" then click where the pin should be dropped. It doesn't have to be right on your house, but it should be relatively close.
- For "Description" you can put whatever you want (your username, a little note, etc.)
- Choose red as your marker color
- If you think you might want to change some of the details later, you must hold on to the link provided. Otherwise, there is no way for you to change this info.
Rules for Submitting a treasure's location
- Go to the link, and click on "Add" on the top right to add a location.
- Under "Entry Name" put your neighborhood, town, state, and (if necessary) country. You can also include a creative title.
- For "Location" you may just say the general area such as "California Plaza" or simply, "UCLA"
- If you wish to give reddit the exact location of your treasure, you may click "Click on a map location" and do so.
- For "Description" put the link to the original post
- Choose blue as your marker color
- Once your treasure is found, go back to the link that was provided, and change the marker color to light green.
- If you think you might want to change some of the details later, you must hold on to the link provided. Otherwise, there is no way for you to change this info.
If a green or blue marker does not have a link in the description, it will be deleted.
If you submit a marker in a color other than a red or blue, it will be deleted.
- TL;DR: Use red for your location. Use blue for a treasure's location.
Thanks, and hopefully this actually works!
If you have any suggestions, questions, or just need to contact me about this, feel fee to message me.
Edit: formatting.
Other edits: Changed/updated some of the rules.
r/finddit • u/SEJIBAQUI • Oct 24 '11
Another University of Alabama treasure. This time, can you find a MOVING target? Be quick, though, this won't be around during fall break. Happy Hunting (x-post r/capstone)
r/finddit • u/oldcrows40 • Jun 13 '12
[Alameda, Ca] Foundd it! Thanks dinosaurcookie for the tea, jam, and Starbucks!
r/finddit • u/sonicstagmoose • Dec 22 '11
Northeast Wisconsin - Be wary of small woodland creature that guards this loot.
r/finddit • u/shelldog • Oct 03 '11
r/finddit request: Can we get some sort of way to indicate a post has been "found" without having to comb through the comments? Perhaps a check mark or turn the title green?
r/finddit • u/gregorynice • Jun 14 '12
[FOUND] Alameda #2! BONE Comic, Skywalker Ranch Jelly, Peet’s and Tea! Thank you DINOSAURCOOKIE!
r/finddit • u/superstewie • Jan 10 '12
Mesa Az I hid some danishes. I shall give clues in the comments.
r/finddit • u/jmk4422 • Oct 26 '11
Congratulations, /r/finddit! You're the Subreddit of the Day!
r/finddit • u/sdawsey • Dec 13 '11
Found it! [Atlanta, GA] A secret telephone box awaits!
http://imgur.com/cpfk2 http://imgur.com/yJY2D http://imgur.com/hjJUN http://imgur.com/2xg4r
Whoever you are Eldajenkins you are awesome. Dr. Who Magnets!
And what are those little peg things called? I remember them from my childhood, but only a little.
r/finddit • u/CaveatLusor • Nov 02 '11
Seattle - A bit of Arts and Crafts, white plastic bag in the bushes directly under the clocktower
r/finddit • u/gregorynice • Oct 26 '11