as a moderator, you need to take a look at these violations and make sure that they are corrected.  i also agree that people who post information about UTR's public should not do that, but the truth is it will continue because unfortunately many people here have no respect for the providers in our hobby.  thats why you must take immediate action asap!

If someone isn't escorting under their stage name, and you figure it out by putting two and two together, show some common sense and think for a minute- maybe they don't want it publicly known that they are escorting.

Hint for those of you who are a bit slow on the uptake: if it looks like the moderator is aggressively deleting posts, that's your hint that publicly asking about availability isn't going to happen. We have PMs for a reason.

Second hint: delisting someone means they cannot be discussed AT ALL on TER. Whereas allowing a way out of date profile kind of keeps them under the radar- so at least someone can post her pictures in a Porn Star Friday thread.

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Look, I have a life outside of TER. Can't be here 24/7/365.

And yeah, it happens. This is why the periodic PSAs will continue. I remember Fast Eddie doing these...

Which, of course, you can't do unless you're VIP....

Everyone makes their choices as to how to contribute here. VIPs get more for their contributions than non-VIPs. Sorry about that.

The bottom line is I'm not interested in turning threads that are meant to explain how the mods moderate and what standard they are using into back-and-forth on "ZOMG U R SO MEAN not letting my post stand the way I want it to".

If you find me (or some other mod's decision) simply inexplicable, insufferable and arbitrary, and you think there's serious abuse of discretion (keep in mind moderator discretion is explicitly allowed for in the rules here), by all means, write [email protected]. I have no problem being held accountable for what I do.