I'm a littlebit curious, what exactly is a review? And why would I even care? Well, let me share a story:

[littlebit26]

Dear Mods,

On 12-23-2015 there was an incident where a session was scheduled, but the client walked in then immediately walked out. As I'm scrolling though the provider reviews this morning, a post entailing a similar occurrence, has me questioning the potential review guidelines. I would like to know why a fellow provider's 'no' review is not tied to her showcase even though we share almost identical incidents, but my 'no' review sticks out like a hooker in church. I'm not one to assume and jump to conclusions, hence my inquiry. I hope you have a good day♡

Please write back

LittleBit


can some one help me with the link to that review? Thank you ~kisses~

[Lightesttouch]

If it were the Only No review then yes it might stick out like a hooker in church as you put it.

With 4 recent No reviews and an alert for a cash n dash (Which I see you paid back eventually) not so much.

With this being three Negative reviews ago I don't see what possible difference it makes. Anyone researching no reviews and alerts would have dismissed you long before even getting to the one you're concerned about.

Might have been much wiser just to pm the mods directly than to draw public attention to your board history by calling them out.

I am not passing any judgement but it is what it is. I knew nothing about you until this post.

I'd say just keep getting so many back to back positive reviews that the risk takers won't care. That's likely your best option.

[Killeeninformer2]

I had fun with little the one time I saw her, for what it's worth.

[willyjack]

She was speaking of this review which was eventually attached.
http://eccie.net/showthread.php?t=1662985
But she really just highlighted her shortcomings again for no reason.