I think if someone reports an outright lie and it can be shown, they should recieve some sort of sanction.
Also if someone is a corrosive influence on the board by unprovoked personal attacks, fabricating stories, and posting false reviews then the board might be better off without them.
Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn
This is a subject that is curious; why would a guy post a false review? It has come up before; so, I have asked 3 or 4 of the ladies about this during the conversation stage when it is nice to talk and get to know about them personally.
All have told me about receiving positive reviews from someone they have never seen. What? Why? Just trying to get a review in for the fun of it, when they know the lady will never give them a reference with other ladies?
All have indicated that it would be nice to give be able to give some type of feedback to someone about the reviews that are inaccurate. They seem to respect that they can not comment in the review section; however, if a review about them is inaccurate, or unfair a response to the management is warranted.
The other side of the coin, is about anything that is even slightly a little bit negative about a lady. For example, I posted a review that was very complimentary about a lady; but, I made an observation that the pictures were her, but not really recent. She responded that I was accurate, but she really didn't really care for the comment.
I like her, and will try to see her again. But, I was honest and I think that is what a review should be about.
I also agree that the ladies should be able to give an honest response: somewhere without having to be involved with a battle or an angry confrontation. It should be, but how it is set up without conflict is the big question. Perhaps a thread about women preference for the preferred clients, and why? Don't know what works for them. I am just fishing for a response to the problem.
Is there too much BS around here?
JR