you'd have unscrupulous providers with pre-written review scripts hanging out at internet cafés paying college students and the unemployed to drop 10/10 reviews into their basket by the truck-load.
When trying to write a review of an established provider, why do we have to enter all of the upfront information again. I end up pulling up two screens and just cutting and pasting. Is there anyway the majority of information, contact details, physical details, etc. could auto populate? This would save a lot of time.
This comes up time and again and the answer is that TER wants people who write reviews to do it the long way so as to filter out those who are too casual about to do the hard work of writing everything up by hand.
I can see their point though I personally wish you could just duplicate all the information quickly.
There should be an option to choose that gets you right to the review.
This totally drives me nuts, and I don't really get their point at all. It makes the process much more time consuming... Ideally, if an established provider, then all of that info is auto populated and we could change which ever fields we don't agree with based on our experience. Just sayin, though I am sure this will fall on deaf ears...
Changing fields does nothing; your review will be fitted into the profile that already exists, so if you think she's really a DD cup instead of a D, changing that field will do nothing. If you want to change a field, you have to submit a problem report. Do you really think the profile should change every time she gets a new review? This one is a shill, that one is a guy who hates her, the next one is her ex-boyfriend, and the latest one is a fake review... and so on
Submitting a review has to be at least somewhat diffucult, and require some level of detail, or the reviews will have even less value than they have now.
I agree that the review process would be "easier" if we could just hit an auto-populate button and then type our dirty little penthouse forum fantasy, but I strongly disagree that it would make the reviews any better, more true, or more useful.
you'd have unscrupulous providers with pre-written review scripts hanging out at internet cafés paying college students and the unemployed to drop 10/10 reviews into their basket by the truck-load.