Provider Ads - How About Turning On The Ability To Reply

[Guest030816]

Originally Posted by citizen44

They should be able to read ROS. Being able to read the ROS closes the loop on the action-measurement-feedback cycle... If you provide them this feedback, they will only enjoy sex more and that will translate into a more awesome experience for us. Win win.

you are being sarcastic right? You can't actually think its a good idea for the girls to read ROS? That would basically kill any honest review, any mention of mommy tummy, gone... unpleasant surprises are going to start showing up and guys would wonder, why want this mentioned in a review?
Not your best idea C44.

Originally Posted by GlobeSpotter

Providers can actually comment on reviews.
I have seen where providers comment on a review, more often then not it is deleted by a mod, along with a comment about how they are not to do that
But the system blocks tards from commenting on ads. I can't even select "quote" to copy and paste it.

[Space Cowboy]

With Dorthy, the welcome wagon and the review section - I think we do plenty of fat shaming.

You can sub classify the type of fat and all that bs, but I think we should let the whales continue advertising themselves as small BBWs or whatever and leave the ad section closed from comments.

Hardhat - trust me on this, they READ EVERTHING. your private posts and ROSs are easily available

[animitasenthe]

Originally Posted by wreckshop

How would you like it if you ran a business and PAID/EARNED the right to draw up your own advertisement, have it go live, and have it openly criticized?

Kind of like Yelp?

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by Space Cowboy

With Dorthy, the welcome wagon and the review section - I think we do plenty of fat shaming.

You can sub classify the type of fat and all that bs, but I think we should let the whales continue advertising themselves as small BBWs or whatever and leave the ad section closed from comments.

Hardhat - trust me on this, they READ EVERTHING. your private posts and ROSs are easily available

Grrrr

[Prince Akeem Of Zamunda]

Originally Posted by FrenchToast

I call, email or PM the provider to make more inquiries. Enough said.

One thing we can agree on..

Reviews and ads are cool but i prefer getting more info from the provider
A lot of providers like to be vague with what they post in the open and its for a good reason.


I always smh when mofos pm after a review asking a buncha dumb questions bout a girl's menu

Does she do this?will she let me do that?

Muthafucka just ask her..

[Guest030816]

Originally Posted by Space Cowboy

Hardhat - trust me on this, they READ EVERTHING. your private posts and ROSs are easily available

I had always thought the same, whether it be WKs, pimps, managers our male accounts. But I've been seeing more upscale ladies lately, and they provide such an excellent service they couldn't care less what's said about them. The difference between talking the talk and walking the walk. I'm certain at least 20% don't see private male comments.

Originally Posted by NubianPrince

One thing we can agree on..
I always smh when mofos pm after a review asking a buncha dumb questions bout a girl's menu...
Does she do this?will she let me do that?
Muthafucka just ask her..

Lazy fuck'tards won't do their homework... grrrr

[JustMeCLTXGG]

they see them one way or another or they don't care.

when I first started I checked a couple of times with the girls, if they wanted to read what I was going to type and never got a response about it. didn't know they couldn't read ROS.


moving along,
the 'like' button can be clicked on the ad's - not that anyone pays attention to that.

or if someone felt so inclined, threads are started here and there for favorite providers. someone could start their own thread of the ad's they think are best. like their own Top 5/10 or something. start you're own quibble sessions, I mean DISCUSSIONs.

[Fancyinheels]

NO to responses on provider advertisements. Supposed to be a post promoting services and availability only and shouldn't be subject to discussion. That's what reviews are for. In the real world, does Perry's Steakhouse place an ad in a magazine and then have McDonald's asking on the opposite page about the quality of the ribeye served last night? Caring establishments have websites that explain menus, specials, reservations, and the like to prospective visitors, and they worry about their own reputations and don't get into how competitors run their businesses. Opening up an unending can o' worms with all the back and forth likely to occur here. Will over-complicate things. KISS.

NO to provider comments on reviews. It's just one individual's opinion. If you don't think you should go to a restaurant because of a review you read of the food, even though there are many others who disagree and eat there all of the time, then don't. Your choice. The cuisine may not be pleasing to your palate, but it may be fine for another taste bud. Reviews are necessary; cooks NEED to stay on their toes and always make sure that they put out the best dish they can.

Co-ed is fine for all of the intervening debates.

[citizen44]

Fancy my dear, please refer to my last post on page two

[Fancyinheels]

Originally Posted by citizen44

Twit. April Fool's is over!

Should have known you were baiting. Too little sleep (not what you think) and too many chocolate bunnies. The sugar is hyping me up!

(Back to work. Been up all night tearing out a wall to repair a water leak beind the shower at the Irish Chihuahua Refuge. Can't get the parts I need until tomorrow. The wee woofs have been having too much fun recreating Splashtown with the detachable shower head when I'm absent, evidently.)

[Guest021217]

haha fancy you crack me up lol

im sorry about your water leak just be thankful its not a sewage problem lol