Please use your head when writing reviews, especially if a lady uses a fixed location.  NEVER give out the exact correct community of that location.  Don't give the exit number.    These are public boards & reviews...  LE can read them just like everyone else.  Please do not compromise her security.    
skb

It's sad that common sense is not all that common.

A few years ago an idiot in Vegas actually put the lady's room number in his review.  Of course she was long gone from that room before the review posted but seriously, how stupid can a guy be?

If submitted reviews get reviewed before they are approved for posting, shouldn't the reviewer (of the submitted review) reject it and warn the submitter to do a rewrite?


I hope that's clear. Maybe I should have used "reviewer / moderator" instead of "reviewer / reviewer".

I have to admit that I don't have a clue what you're trying to say.

I would suspect that administration does not have time to read every word of every review.  They just want to make sure that certain elements are present.

I agree wholeheartedly with the poster.  I once had a client all but pinpoint my location in a review.  I had to immediately have the review removed and edited.

Use common sense when posting.

And the answer is yes, but they often do let that kind of stuff slip through because as we all know, shit happens.

Now the party of the first part in this contract shall be known hereafter as the party of the first part....

Obiviously the reason for the post is I saw this happen.  I have warned the lady that the information regarding her fixed location is now public.  
skb

I don't even want the city mentioned of my new incall location because it is such a small town.  

I list the neighboring city as my incall location.

Moderators have nothing to do with reviews.

The folks that do review approval are responsible for what goes up. My hunch is that they spend most of their reading time in the "gory details" area of the review.  Most of the stupid location giveaways tend to appear at the top of the review section.

ScarletKiss,
You have hit on it exactly, hers is a small community.  She uses a nearby location in her ads, everyone else has used surrounding communities, but the client was pretty much a newbie...  & used the exact correct location.  

skb

there's your problem right there..he was a noobie..im sure he learned his lesson. no reason to bash someone if they are a noob