: Suggestion and Policy Discussion : 1b is already there when a guy posts...

kenescalade02 17 Reviews 225 reads

posted 13 years ago

1 / 11

I like your idea for the board posting, but I would keep it simple and just use A-C.

But then our Screennames can be hyperlinked to a profile pop-up where A-D can be listed and then allow us user to input a few things like Home City, Visits the Following Cities.

I have seen this on another site, so maybe it can include some indication if we are online (user controlled function) and if user is able to accept Private messages through TER

1192967 45 Reviews 214 reads

posted 13 years ago

2 / 11

1b is already there when a guy posts...

1a is a good idea. Not sure about 1c & 1d.

Where exactly would the info in #2 go? Didn't you just say in #1 put it in each post?

#3 is good.

MsChayse 158 reads

posted 13 years ago

3 / 11

Two thumbs up Breadmaker! (eom)

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macdaddy1944 51 Reviews 224 reads

posted 13 years ago

4 / 11

never happen

laziness breeds laziness..all the info is there if you want to find it..doing the legwork is the fun part of the hobby..the last i looked " Silver Platters" were not an option on TER...

Posted By: breadmaker

A senior, top 30 provider and I have been chatting about what TER could do that some other Boards do

1. With each board posting,
a. give the poster's year of enrollment,
b. give the poster's number of approved reviews for either clients and providers
c. give the client's number of whitelists.
d. include a hotlink to a list of the previous postings by anyone who posted.

2. With each reviewer, have a field (xxxx, rr, wl) Year joined TER, number of reviews, number of WL.

This data would not screen out anybody but it would help everyone evaluate the experience and content of mater posted by clients and providers alike.

3. On the provider search screens,
a. allow for searching multiple ethnicities.
b. include the possibility of searching for a range of body types as is done for price range.
The current ethnicities and body types are arbitrary anyway.

Don't PM me, I am not a policymaker.

MsChayse 165 reads

posted 13 years ago

5 / 11

Re: never happen

Why I didn't realize YOU were TER & made the decisions of what will & will not happen with the site. Nor did I realize that the only people that might desire a quicker & tad bit more convenient way of tracking posters are the "lazy" folk. Thanks for enlightening us!

Panthera12 203 reads

posted 13 years ago

6 / 11

I agree. It's all there except year of enrollment

which is not really anyone's business, but is revealed on the top 10 poster list. In addition, white lists can be turned off.

See what happens when you spend more time talking to providers then baking bread?

MsChayse 212 reads

posted 13 years ago

7 / 11

Re: I agree. It's all there except year of enrollment

The top 10 posters list can be shut off as well. Hope that brightens you day.

perfectstorm 19 Reviews 192 reads

posted 13 years ago

8 / 11

Panthera is well aware of that

You dont see his name in the top 10 posters list, do you?

3mdssa 174 reads

posted 13 years ago

9 / 11

I would have to agree with some

of what you have stated. I think you are onto something for sure. Perhaps just not as detailed as you have stated.

London Rayne See my TER Reviews 175 reads

posted 13 years ago

10 / 11

I don't think with every post that should be included, but

I do think that on your reviews each one should have a date stamp of when you joined TER to let others know how new or experiences you might be. Many guys have only 1 or 2 reviews but have been members for a while. If they only have a review dated say March of 2013, people assume they just joined then, when in reality may have been members for a long time.

I also think that the age on our profiles needs to show when it was changed. For instance, I started in 2008 at 26 but just changed my age to the 31-35 group. Most people assume I am not freaking over 40 because my first review was in 2008, and all they see is 31-35 assuming that was always the age posted.

galaxy_note2 215 reads

posted 13 years ago

11 / 11

TMI

for each board posting? do I want to see the same person's info 100 times in a month? (assuming that person does board post 100 times in one month) It gets old after the 3rd board post.

I could not give a flying fuck about another guy's number of approved reviews nor will I care about someone else's whitelist.

Do some basic TER research and you can get all of that info yourself.

Like someone else said... if you're that lazy, well, you are truly lazy!!

Galaxy

Posted By: breadmaker

A senior, top 30 provider and I have been chatting about what TER could do that some other Boards do

1. With each board posting,
a. give the poster's year of enrollment,
b. give the poster's number of approved reviews for either clients and providers
c. give the client's number of whitelists.
d. include a hotlink to a list of the previous postings by anyone who posted.

2. With each reviewer, have a field (xxxx, rr, wl) Year joined TER, number of reviews, number of WL.

This data would not screen out anybody but it would help everyone evaluate the experience and content of mater posted by clients and providers alike.

3. On the provider search screens,
a. allow for searching multiple ethnicities.
b. include the possibility of searching for a range of body types as is done for price range.
The current ethnicities and body types are arbitrary anyway.

Don't PM me, I am not a policymaker.