Suggestion to the Mgt... A link to our reviews on our profiles.

[rvwnsd]

...My idea was about knowing who among us is really hiring. I wonder if we have a case of "big hat no cattle" when it comes to some of the frequent posters....

 

Given many people who hire do not write reviews, many people lurk before posting, and many others use a review name that is different from their Forum name, the most effective way would be to ask.

[+ Keith30309]

Holy-six-inches-of-separation Batman! Just as I suspected... We've guys in common.

 

Someone smarter than me could use this data to produce a relationship map and figure out how closely linked any two companions/clients are. I'm not sure if that's cool or creepy....

 

http://thebananablog.com/blog1/wp-content/uploads/kevinbacon_thumb2-e1446715079382.jpg

[AdamSmith]

the most effective way would be to ask.

That'd take all the mystery out of life.

 

Second Pepperpot: Per'aps it's from the zoo.

First Pepperpot: Which zoo?

Second Pepperpot: (angrily) How should I know which zoo?!? I'm not Doctor bloody Bronowski!!

First Pepperpot: How does Doctor bloody Bronowski know which zoo it came from?

Second Pepperpot: He knows everything.

First Pepperpot: Oooh, I wouldn't like that, that'd take all the mystery out of life.

 

http://www.montypython.net/scripts/maryscot.php

[+ José Soplanucas]

If you use a different nickname in the reviews site, I think it is clear you want that extra shield to protect you privacy, and I think that must be respected.

If you use the same nickname, like I do, you do not care, we don't care. I wouldn't mind that information linked. It is pretty inconsequential if I am not wrong. The fact that you have many, or few, on none reviews published does not say much about your hiring habits or frequency. If you think it does, I do not think you are interpreting properly this data.

1. Many clients do not like writing and publishing reviews, for whatever reasons.
   
2. Many clients use different nicknames here and in the reviews site
   
3. Many hired escorts do not have an ad, and there is no point in submitting a review that cannot be verified and is not going to be published.
   
4. We do not write a review (I don't) for every meeting
   
5. You may send only one review but he is one of your regulars and you actually hired him many times.
   
6. Some escorts do not want to be reviewed
   
7. Some escorts have their ad blocked for public view, the review cannot be verified, and so it is not published. It happened to me with one of my regulars who publishes in adam4adam.
   
8. Some forum members may not be hiring now, for whatever reason, but they did in the past. I'm sure they possess a wealth of knowledge and their contribution is still valuable.
   

Therefore, if there are members who participate here in the forum without trackable reviews, this does not inform us of anything other than that, they do not have trackable reviews.

So, there is no way to know who amongst us are actually hiring. We can only rely in the assumption we are honest contributors to these forums.

[rvwnsd]

If you use a different nickname in the reviews site, I think it is clear you want that extra shield to protect you privacy, and I think that must be respected....

 

Unless the reviewer happens to have posted several reviews to the review site prior to joining the Forum site and found their review site handle to be taken on the Forum site. I am one of several cases in point. Thanks to @Keith30309, I learned how to post a reader-friendly link to a Google search of the reviews I have written.

[+ nycman]

Holy-six-inches-of-separation Batman! Just as I suspected... We've guys in common.....I'm not sure if that's cool or creepy....

 

Holy shit!

 

I've fucked every single one of you....by proxy!

 

Grin