Providers and clients are quick to complain about police and bible thumpers who want to outlaw prostitution.
Originally Posted by Tina Marie
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I consider for something to be posted in alerts on ECCIE to involve being majorly shorted, violent, dangerous or LE. Anything and Everything else to be on providerbuzz
Originally Posted by Alecia
Thank you, Alecia, for your thoughtful answer. I appreciate it, but it does leave me with some uncertainty... Especially after reading some of the following replies...
From the "board" perspective it's not alert material (dumb maybe) but not against any of the rules....your body your choice.
Originally Posted by surfindick
Thanks for bringing authority to the question, surfindick. You've helped me with my specific situation, but between your answer and Alecia's, I'm confused. Can you help? Must a specific board rule be violated to make an encounter alert-worthy? Are the issues Alecia listed worthy, from the "board" perspective?
(I was going to ask if the "no posting private conversations" rule includes
mentioning content or if it prohibits only
quoting content of PMs and email conversations, but I'll save it.)
Why on earth do the men need to know? Seriously. What benefit is there? This seems troll-like to even ask this Q. Now if u want to post it in the ladies room (or whatever it's called), that seems worthwhile. I'm curious to an answer to my question.
Originally Posted by Bobster36
Troll-like?
Really? Other than that comment, I couldn't possibly agree with you more. In fact, I don't think the men need to know about it. I would have asked the question in a ladies-only forum, but if there is one on ECCIE, I don't have access to it. This
troll-like post is the product of limited options and my lack of desire to post a frivolous alert. Fwiw, I don't know why the men here need to know about a lady being shorted, or attacked, or even robbed. I don't see how anyone benefits from those alerts in open forums, either.
Does that satisfy your curiosity?
If you offer BCD.. then advertise it.. so that I can make my own decision on seeing someone YOU SAW.
Originally Posted by Amber Rain
That's the rub, Amber... It works both ways; men will judge ladies that another guy sees just as we judge men by the girls they visit. Posting about someone who is actively seeking this kind of service can cause good providers who may be the safest of the safe to suffer one way or another if they are known to have seen the guy. I knew before I posted this thread that he's never reviewed anyone here and his single post said nothing to incriminate any providers. It takes very little effort to cause real damage...
~sweetness~