Hi I am new and have been enjoying the site and appreciate the access to my reviews. My profile was set up by a reviewer and while he meant well there are a few inaccuracies I would like to correct. For instance my cup size is not C it is DD.
I have not yet found a way to make these corrections on my review page.
Go to your profile and click "Report a Problem".
Tell them that you noticed the cup size is wrong, tell them your real bust/bra size, and just be polite and professional about it, keeping it as simple as possible. 
Some ladies have said that they've done this repeatedly but never gotten things changed; however, I've recently had VERY positive experiences with this. They simply made the changes: no fuss, no muss. 
HTH and good luck!!!
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Not expert on sizing a bra for a lady but your definitely not a C cup
hands, lips or whatever way he determined the size of your breasts.
have to submit a problem report to make any profile changes, a simple PM/mail will not do it.
LLAP,
Swim
...using the Contact Us link for multiple or complicated changes. This information is on the My TER page. Scroll to the bottom look to the left under "Did you know?". It's the third item down.
You can't be more wrong sometimes! You know sometimes you should read the Self Help Manual and TER policies yourself before giving out bad advice. I think it's time for you to step down.
Of course profiles can be changed by email and feedback. In fact that is the preferred method for complex changes! Problem reports are for simple updates!
Report A Problem' should only be used to submit changes on provider profiles which are verifiable and 'quick'. Reporting of more serious issues should be reported via the Contact us page at the bottom of most TER pages
-- Modified on 4/25/2016 3:11:20 PM
Swim, you are a good guy but you are doing the peeps here a disservice.
Let someone take over the reigns who is paying attention and gives out good, solid, accurate advice. This is the one board where it is really needed.
You did your time now let someone else take over.
Professor Dunphy is dean, president, chancellor, CEO, and COO, and head of the Board of Directors at JDU, as well as an instructor of some of the higher end graduate studies courses, but he has never been the English instructor. I believe Professor Conan teaches English 101.
There are several people here who are qualified though. You seem disinterested, distracted or burnt out about making sure we give peeps the correct advice here, so how about someone taking over who does?
This isn't personal swim, as again, I think you are a good guy. Everyone tells me that and I can see it with my own eyes.
What I am saying is that sometimes we have to step aside and let someone else take over for the betterment of the board.
It's not personal, man, and it's just my opinion.
Peace.
Once upon a time you did a passable job of helping out the newbs here, but now instead of having "highly unpaid assistants" you have a group of people who of late have had to follow you around picking up after you. This is the one board where a host is expected to give good, even handed and most importantly consistently accurate advice to the newbies that come here looking for help. When your name is in red you are speaking with authority and people like to be able to trust people of authority and that is unfortunately no longer the case with you. Do we really have to go back and list all the times that one of us had to correct your inaccurate advice? It's become quite the habit with you of late and maybe it's just that you've been doing this for too many years now?
Sometimes it's just time to call it a day, and I say this from experience, I handed the reins of this board over to you when it started to become obvious to me that I could not moderate the GD Board, the P&R board and still be "nice" to everyone while moderating this board, so I willingly stepped down and handed the board over to you oh so many years ago. Maybe it's time you did the same and handed the reins over to someone who might not be so tired of answering the same old questions time after time, year after year.
I made the suggestion many months ago that perhaps "co hosts" would be a better solution with a male and female host giving the newbs both perspectives when asking for advice. I still think this would be a huge improvement from what we have now.
I have not yet found a way to make these corrections on my review page. Please help! Sydney Spice
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