Another suggestion I've posted many times on S&P. Instead of "thin, skinny, athletic, baby fat ..." and other subjective terms, I have suggested the review form have standard silhouettes (as used in clothing design, modeling or psychology studies). The reviewer picks the one closest to the girl he met.
When posted to the Profiles, all of the choices get posted as a histogram or distribution.
If a series of reviewers select: 3 4 4 4 3 4 4 5 you'll a good idea that she is closest to a 4 (see pic).
I also proposed a "moving average" so you can if she is changing (usually gaining weight):
3 4 4 4 3 4 4 5 5 5 4 5 5 4 5 5 6 ...
This way, we are not stuck with
(a) meaningless terms ("athletic"? Is she a tiny Olympic gymnast or an Eastern European Olympic Weightlifter?)
(b) the first posted reviewer's opinion only
Posted By: Billy D
I was not describing a personal experience. I cannot remember a single appointment in which the lady wasn't (at least) a reasonable facsimile of the person in the ad pictures.
The whole point was that one should be able to tell if a physical description is in keeping with the pictures attached to an ad. If the description says 5'-2" tall and 105 pounds, one should expect a lady with some curves to open the door, not a waif.
I think that "waif" would be a 1 or 2, ya think?