otherwise it wouldn't have been approved. Using abbreviations makes approval easier when a reviewer is looking for some keywords. They also make reading easier.
LE might use your reviews against you if they wanted but why would they want to waste their time for it? If you're worried too much you can use a VPN server outside of US, which would encrypt your communication between your computer and the VPN server.
It would be much convenient for reviewers if TER used https for secure communication. I don't know why they don't do so. The only disadvantage would be cost of security certificates and some slowdown of the site which could be solved with some infrastructure/hardware upgrade.
First off I'm not VIP. I understand that we're supposed to include the nitty gritty stuff in the detailed description...Is there a risk of LE holding your description against you? Do you feel the need to abreviate (eg. BBBJ) or just tell it how it is? Thanks.
otherwise it wouldn't have been approved. Using abbreviations makes approval easier when a reviewer is looking for some keywords. They also make reading easier.
LE might use your reviews against you if they wanted but why would they want to waste their time for it? If you're worried too much you can use a VPN server outside of US, which would encrypt your communication between your computer and the VPN server.
It would be much convenient for reviewers if TER used https for secure communication. I don't know why they don't do so. The only disadvantage would be cost of security certificates and some slowdown of the site which could be solved with some infrastructure/hardware upgrade.
It's doubtful that LE would go so far as to try to ascertain your real name from your TER handle, and besides even if they did, it would require coroboration before being admisable.
As to how detailed your review should be: Ask yourself what you would think is useful in a review you were reading and then provide that information about your provider.
I find that beyond a simple description of the services engaged in, I like to know what the personality of the provider was like and how comfortable she made you feel as well as your overall impression of the encounter.
This is more important to me than the littany of what things were engaged in, but also note that the TER staff is mostly interested in the latter, so if you don't include those descriptions, your review may not get posted.
...everything on this site is FICTION!
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