Short Term Thread in KC. Check this out.

Could this type thread work in Alabama?

http://eccie.net/showthread.php?t=620097

There is one in NOLA also

There is also the same type of thread in San Antonio. But there are a lot of provider activity in that city.

I've seen that type of thread in several locations and always wondered why none here. Seems to generate a lot of interest. I'm sure one of the mods could shed some light. Might be due to the relatively limited number of providers here.

Dunnigan, until those who post on such threads know the rules of the thread, it is a PITA to moderate.

I can get behind this idea. It would be useful for any gals that just happen to be traveling through to gauge interest in stopping (on their way to Atlanta for example), and also for the outcall only girls that happen to have an incall that day. Especially if they've already posted their one ad for the week.

Dunnigan, until those who post on such threads know the rules of the thread, it is a PITA to moderate. Originally Posted by Precious_b

I can imagine. That might very well explain why you don't find them everywhere.

In NOLA they call it the short availability.

Dunnigan, until those who post on such threads know the rules of the thread, it is a PITA to moderate. Originally Posted by Precious_b

I can imagine. That might very well explain why you don't find them everywhere. Originally Posted by Dunnigan

The Arkansas Requests & ISO Forum used to have the "The ARKANSAS All Day/All Night Short Notice Availability Super Thread".

Due to the rampant violations of the posted Guidelines, it was removed and revised.

The "Short Term Availability Thread" replaced it, and was closed and allowed to fade into obscurity due to the inability of the users to comply with the posted Guidelines.

The Short Term thread is optional (at the discretion of the local Moderators) and not a required or "standard" Forum on Eccie.

The idea has been tried (and failed) in many Forums across Eccie.

There are no immediate plans to add a "Short Term Availability Thread" to the Alabama Forums.

Biomed1

I think it would work better here being that we don't have 10,000 providers in our state like Texas does.

And that, kids, is the reason why you can't have nice things

Too many stupid rules, enforced without regard to justice, only conformity? Yup. Nailed it.