Hi all,  

Been hobbying for a year now but I have yet to post a review!  Yikes! So now I would like to start contributing to the community but I would like to ask a few questions before I start to get the etiquette right.  

1. I plan on writing a review for each my past engagements with providers. Is it okay to submit all these reviews at once? Is there a certain number to submit a day ?
2. I use multiple boards.  Is it okay to write one review and copy and paste to all other boards? Or should reviews be unique in each board?  

Just want to get those answers so I don't end up pissing a board off for posting too many and copying and pasting

it is universally posted. You can write as many reviews as you want in a day, but you must have seen the provider within 90 days for the review to be eligible for publishing.

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1. You can't write/submit a review for an encounter that happened more than 90 days ago so anthing before Feb 23rd can't be reviewed.  
2. They don't mind if you submit several reviews at once.
3. When you say multiple boards do you mean other review boards (not TER) or multiple discussion boards on TER? If you mean other review boards you'd have to check thelr guidelines. Can't name other review boards on TER. If you mean multiple discussion boards on TER one review will cover it.

Click on the Reviews tab at the top. Click on the Reviews FAQ link (teal colored font) in the "Do you have any questions?" section. Read those then come ask more questions here.

the reviews can only be of those you have seen in the last 90 days.  If you want to post your review on multiple review boards, I'd suggest you write it in a word processing program, then copy it to wherever you want.  I do that on all my reviews.  On this site, you don't post reviews on any forums.  As far as I know, there is no limit on how many reviews you write at any given time, just be sure to follow the review guidelines as outlined in the self help center.

Swim

During a discussion I was reminded by a fellow monger of the legaleze at the bottom of the TER "front" page where you agree or disagree in order to enter the site.  
"The contents of TER are registered and fully protected by the U.S. copyright laws...Willful infringement of copyright may result in the award of statutory damages of up to $100,000 per act of infringement, attorneys fees,..."

Then there is this near the bottom of the Review FAQ's:
Submitted reviews become the property of The Erotic Review.

If you are intending to copy and paste the review you wrote and submitted on TER on a review board other than TER the above may come into play.

Like mrfisher I'm not a lawyer but the above info is at least pertinent.