So, then we are in agreement that ... When "A Provider" might be part of an ethnic group that kind of description would narrow her down to just a few in this town.Oh we are in absolute agreement about "general description" that you have so far deemed not a security concern is now a security concern.
When "A Provider" with stats are so far out of norm that it would distinguish her to just a few in this town.
If "A Provider" is Asian, African, American Indian, or she is 6'7" or 5'1", or if "A Provider" weighs 500lbs, simple description following the format of ethnicity, approximate age, height and weight would be a security concern. Originally Posted by M!NT
Is it also agreed that if said provider is advertising, that information is no longer personal and the provider has made that public?
Answer this, and STOP avoiding the question...We are talking about "General Descriptions" How much more remedial can i make this for you?
Rand Al'Thor, if you spend time with a noobie provider, and it turns out to be a disaster...
Simple question, what do you do?
A. Wait patiently til she joins a board before posting a negative review.
B. Write a review with out her consent and include contact info and a general description.
Do you need me to give you examples of girls that have never joined eccie however, have reviews that includes contact info and a general descriptions? Again, it is pretty clear that "Most" agree this does NOT infringe on anyones security or real world identity. -M Originally Posted by M!NT
Marco,
If you can't infer my answer from my posts, then I'm not sure if it will help you understand if I answer directly, but here you go: I post a review of the disaster. Now what does that have to do with this discussion? Do you not see that it is relevant factor that the providers are advertising? Those ads include such basic information as ethnicity, height, weight, bust, waist, hips measurements, hair color, phone number, email address, and pictures.
When you can show me a client who has posted ads with that kind of information, this will be an apples to apples comparison. When the profiles that are contained on your site are limited to clients who post such ads, then it is fair game. Am I making that remedial enough for you?
PS, the RISQUE Blackbook™ will honor, and "Everyone" is eligible, (including the troublemakers) a private feedback policy with a few exceptions. Email twiggy@risquebb.com for details.Now you STOP dodging MY questions and answer them.
"Will honor what, a no review policy or a private feedback policy? Why do we need to email twiggy for RBB's site policy? Shouldn't your site policies be outlined in public?"
"Also, "publish" is a very specific word. Do you have any plans to distribute, advertise, share with limited audience any of this information?"
When you can stop sleezing past others' questions, come back and try to type something intelligible.