I wish that TER would edit it out, it gets annoying to keep seeing it over and over.

Also, they should ditch the "run, don't walk..."  that so many reviews end with.

A simple:  "I will repeat" is sufficient.

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... we hobbyists are guilty of it sometimes too.  
Don't read too much into anything written on this site. It's all fictitious anyway

I probably wrote that too.
I agree it's weird. As if we would say "treat her badly"

But I also agree that is basically to reinforce that jerks need not apply - ever - to any provider.

It's Pat Benatar's fault.

She started it.

At first I assumed it was because providers are always going in and out of the business. If you enjoy a particular lady, you hope she doesn't get jaded and retire before you're done with her. So you admonish fellow clients not to do anything that'll drive her away.  

Nowadays, just sounds like boilerplate review-ese. Like if it's hot outside, you say, "Hot enough for ya?" Nobody pays attention to or remembers; that's just something people say.

It's also amazing how far just being a gentleman will get you. Not talking anything "above and beyond" or excessive tipping, but just basic human courtesy.

Just means don't be an asshole to her.  If you've been in this game long enough then you've more than likely ran into the jaded provider who 1) Seems to have a lot of "bad days."  2) The provider who always seems to have an attitude or GPS (Golden P**** Syndrome) or 3) Just a really negative attitude during the session.  Most certainly contributed to asshole clients.  All due to guys not "treating her right."  All in all it's just a request from good clients to idiots out there posing as clients don't ruin her attitude toward providing good service.

Note:  I'm not so sick of this term as I am reviewers writing "She asked me to put my cock in her ass and who am I to say no."  

...my first review was mediocre. The reviewer gave me 5s. He didn't sat anything bad, but nothing great. He claimed he felt there was no connection, and I wasn't into it. Well, he wasn't the nicest guy and had a bit of an attitude. Like he was doing me a favor by being there. Had he approached me more respectfully, and was more active during his session, of course his experience would've been better. Clearly, YMMV...which is why I believe my 2nd reviewer gave me a much better review, stating that if you "treat her right", she's great, etc..and every review since then has been great. It just makes the first one look like an asshole, who I clearly didn't like, based on how he treated me.

I don't know what it means.  I just try to treat people the way that I want to be treated.  And I always do my best to never make people feel uncomfortable -- and feel good about themselves.