Ohh, I didn't know that! I assumed that once a review was moved to coed under the current rules that the review wasn't attached to their profile. Can a Mod verify this process I ask because I can't recall ever seeing a ncns review attached to a profile before.
Originally Posted by Bob McV
NCNS "Reviews" are moved to coed. By the very nature of the beast, there was no session to review. There certainly is an experience to share but not a session, which makes it a threAD. Moving them to coed then gives the lady the opportunity to respond, which she cannot do if it were to stay in the review forum. The OP gets no PA credit of course, but the information is still available. And the now-thread does not get linked to the ladies profile.
You assumed correctly. To discover old NCNSs one must search for them on co-ed.
Originally Posted by Centaur
We have a nifty search function on the site to go looking for info like this. Try it, the link is at the top of every single page of the entire website.
http://www.eccie.net/search.php
As I understand it from way up the food chair... if a session is set and you show up you can write a review. Even if NOTHING happens! There was a hobbyist who was reviewing ladies and he showed up but walked and had four reviews that were attached to the providers. Let me see if I can supply a link...
Here you go...
http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=498478
Check out post #8 where MoneyManMatt even questions the review but there it is in living color. So now if all the guys would just write a review when this happens.... well the rest is history. never mind that hearsay BULLSHIT!
Let's let the Admin or Mods chime in shall we?
Originally Posted by Still Looking
Not quite. It ceases to be a NCNS, and becomes a review, at the point of a face-to-face meeting and/or money changes hands. SL, we had to clarify the exchange of cash part of that a while back, when a hobbyist sent the lady a deposit for a session, but she flaked and then NCNS'd him. We granted review status to that one, but no PA credit, as no activities took place. In the above referenced review, it is correct in the review forums as it met either of the criteria, both in that particular case.