That's the way it has always been, and probably the most popular topic on this S&P board. Don't expect it to change anytime soon. The first reviewer sets the profile. Subsequent reviews will not change it. Only problem reports can change a profile.
If you have an issue, start submitting problem reports. (you also get two free days for every problem report that is approved.) TER makes everyone fill out those boxes because they want to make the review process a little difficult. They figure it helps cut down fake reviews, and they want you to do some work for your 15 VIP days.
in response to what I have checked, even if I check a box that ifs different than the one on the Providers original page. Her original page stays unchanged forever no matter what subsequent Hobbyists fill in. For instance if I write she changed her rate from 200 to 250, it stays at 200. If I write she has C breasts and original says B, it stays at B. So why does TER make you spend half an hour checking boxes when you do a review that have no impact on anything. Just discourages me from doing reviews because it is time consuming.
That's the way it has always been, and probably the most popular topic on this S&P board. Don't expect it to change anytime soon. The first reviewer sets the profile. Subsequent reviews will not change it. Only problem reports can change a profile.
If you have an issue, start submitting problem reports. (you also get two free days for every problem report that is approved.) TER makes everyone fill out those boxes because they want to make the review process a little difficult. They figure it helps cut down fake reviews, and they want you to do some work for your 15 VIP days.