Is there a way Staff can add another link directly onto reviews along the top row of buttons for submitting new reivews rather than having to retype in all of the entry data such as looks? That might also cut down on the large number of new reviews that are actually reviews of previously posted providers.
Another thought too is to add additional website locations in the form where we can past in other ads if we find them, thereby also cutting down on multiple review postings for same providers. Might also help Staff by reducing the need to check each and every new review for previous posts.
Lastly, any way we can have a search function just for our listing of favorites, including searches for keywords in our favorites notes? That would make it faster to look for someone in particular.
Thanks and great job guys!
You already asked the question about multiple web links last month, and it was answered by Staff, who said it would be a nightmare to implement.
http://theeroticreview.com/MsgBoard/ViewMsgBody.asp?BoardID=4&Page=2&Messageid=910
Sorry, I meant instead of staff having to do it, why not add an additional form entry just like how now hobbyists can enter at least two phone numbers or an additional city. Just thinking of ways to ease the data entry load. Maybe I wasn't clear the last time.
How would that work? Suppose 5 guys entered different "additional" web links. How would Staff maintain that list of web links? They would have to hire a linkmeister. Hey, wait a minute.. good idea! (:
Actually, I thought you'd do it the same way you do the extra phone numbers and just limit it to two total entries only...of ocurse we could add more and hire a linkmeister!
Good suggestions above. My additional thought is a way that updates and changes can be made to the initial profile of a provider. For example, I went to see a new provider the other day and looked on TER for details and rates. It said $300 an hour. When I called her, she said that she's been charging $400 an hour for the past year. No indication of this on the TER profile or anywhere. Similar problem with outdated phone numbers. Staff strikes them and leaves a report new phone number memo.
Why not attach a memo field for comments --this would also allow providers to dispute issues and cum-sumers to add things like changes in numbers, changes in rates, even changes in hair color or age etc. It would also allow a place to say updated phone numbers.
Admittedly it might cause staff a little more work because inevitably this would prompt some disputes. But in my opinion it would be a worthwhile addition.
Can't tell you how frustrating it is when you are expecting one rate and she tells you its another.