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Re: Removed Provide's info? Did I miss something?
DaveHardwood69 2476 reads
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1 / 24

Why are these posted now on TER?


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MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 1596 reads
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2 / 24

Some ladies wished to be delisted from this site.
It basically shows they(admin) could care less of what a provider wants to do with her profile.

So do they have to submit another request to be delisted again?

MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 1249 reads
posted
3 / 24

Its kind of weird and defeats the purpose since several ladies listed are now retired or delisted/banned.
It should be re named "hall of fame" or something.

newbieguy42 26 Reviews 1284 reads
posted
4 / 24

I'm not sure what harm this causes.  I clicked on a few of the ads and they have removed any phone number, email, and website information.

MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 1362 reads
posted
5 / 24

Its only removed on some of the reviews, otherwise if one was determined they could try to track her down.
Nevertheless it needs to be renamed, just makes more sense IMHO

Posted By: newbieguy42
I'm not sure what harm this causes.  I clicked on a few of the ads and they have removed any phone number, email, and website information.  

Dr.BudGreen 10 Reviews 1058 reads
posted
6 / 24

on the other hand some have recent reviews and are also running ads.

Dr.BudGreen 10 Reviews 1524 reads
posted
8 / 24

Wait, what is your point?

MsChayse 1030 reads
posted
9 / 24

This is a new feature. An hour ago there were some providers listed who for very good reasons delisted. I see now the page is blank. Hope you keep it that way. TER.

MsChayse 1457 reads
posted
11 / 24

My mistake. Here is the proper link. The names are still up. My point is these changes are making it more difficult for providers to control their business. More importantly, their privacy & safety. The point to having the option to delist was supposed to allow for the provider to erase info. about themselves when necessary. This does not support that goal.

craiglist4 48 Reviews 1010 reads
posted
12 / 24

I don't see the point in it.  First it serves no useful purpose.  And second, "classic" in whose opinion?  If it is the opinion of the folks we put up with to approve reviews, then I'm definitely not interested.  

craiglist4 48 Reviews 1003 reads
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13 / 24

Posted By: MsDynamite
Some ladies wished to be delisted from this site.
It basically shows they(admin) could care less of what a provider wants to do with her profile.

So do they have to submit another request to be delisted again?
At least one has a husband who was charged with pimping her against her will, and the reviews were removed shortly thereafter.  Now they are available again!  This makes no sense.

wingman1346 85 Reviews 4314 reads
posted
14 / 24

I don't have any idea what a "Classic Review" is.  Anybody have an answer to oleoneeye's
question?

MsDynamite See my TER Reviews 1021 reads
posted
15 / 24

Its across many discussion boards about how its not really a good idea.
Idk what admin & webmasters were trying to accomplish by doing this I mean what's next?  
Make a board with all the banned provider profiles and say why they're banned too?  
How about a public review board of hobbyists?  lol now that would be awkward.

Posted By: breadmaker
Classic Reviews=Bad.  Providers build identities with unique names. Some of those hobby names with cities remain searchable long after they delist.  Some of those searches turn up old photos.  (Yes, I tried it. No I wont tell you who I found.) These "classic reviews" creates a file linking picture and hobby life that is a risk to privacy during their hobby lives.
These classic reviews also create an incentive to take a common hobby name in order to hide in the forest when they retire. (How many Ashleys would it take to confuse the clients and reviews more than they are confused now?)

Good2find 5 Reviews 3111 reads
posted
17 / 24

One of the posters on the General Board made an excellent point I want to echo here about TER's posted Privacy Policy

They say:

CHOICE/OPT-OUT
Our site provides users with the opportunity to opt-out of receiving communications from us at the point where we request information about them.

We also give visitors the following option for removing their information from our database, should they no longer wish to receive future communications, or our service in general:

Contact us requesting that you be removed from our database.

So these 'classic' reviews seem to fly in the face of their own posted policy.

philogyny 1590 reads
posted
18 / 24

I feel that it is extremely unethical. I find this situation appalling.

Women can be reviewed without their knowledge or consent.
They are not notified that they have reviews.
Some women request to be delisted once they discover that they have reviews.
Now their reviews are back.

There are also many legitimate reasons for requesting to be delisted and wanting to stay that way.
Now their reviews are back.

I was able to look up four or five providers that I KNOW delisted voluntarily. I'm talking about highly regarded women who need or prefer a higher level of privacy or have retired.
Now their reviews are back.

According to some posts on the General Board, even the reviews of some deceased providers who had been delisted are now back.

This new "feature" appears to violate TER's own  privacy policy as well as the European Union's Data Protection Directive.
http://www.theeroticreview.com/info_policies/privacyPolicy.asp
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_Protection_Directive

I would wonder whether a website that appears to be so willing to violate their own privacy policy in this area wouldn't willingly violate it in other areas as well.

DaveHardwood69 1197 reads
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19 / 24

If TER is going to keep this new area, they might as well re-name it: Providers that are delisted, banned, retired, or deceased.

It really makes no sense at all. If someone wants to opt out of a review board, then TER needs to abide by their own rules and remove their information from their database.





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Dr.BudGreen 10 Reviews 1277 reads
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21 / 24

Don't forget that the provider's "information" and the provider's reviews are two different things. Reviews are the property of TER. it seems that they have removed the "providers information", while keeping the reviews.

I'm not saying it's right to display the reviews of retired or deceased providers, I'm just pointing out a technicality.

Posted By: DaveHardwood69
If TER is going to keep this new area, they might as well re-name it: Providers that are delisted, banned, retired, or deceased.

It really makes no sense at all. If someone wants to opt out of a review board, then TER needs to abide by their own rules and remove their information from their database.





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MsChayse 1599 reads
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22 / 24

In "Providers With Something to Hide" the provider's ads, contact info ect is as plain as nose on your face. Even assuming the phone # or email address may no longer exist, the ads out the provider.

Dr.BudGreen 10 Reviews 1485 reads
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23 / 24

I was talking about the "Classic Reviews" having the contact info removed. Obviously they have done the opposite with the "Providers With Something to Hide" category where they have left the providers information and removed the reviews.

Posted By: heartsonfire1
In "Providers With Something to Hide" the provider's ads, contact info ect is as plain as nose on your face. Even assuming the phone # or email address may no longer exist, the ads out the provider.

vorlon 119 Reviews 2249 reads
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24 / 24

And I'd love to see one.  To put something like this out there without any explanation of what it is supposed to accomplish makes no sense to me.  No surprise that it has created a great deal of confusion and anger.

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