Seems to be a lot of interest lately in review scores and ladies gaining a "gold medal". I know it's a subjective rating but with a little thought, it can be made more objective from each reviewers perspective.
If a 10 in performance is truly meant to represent "Once in a Lifetime" - won't happen again, best ever, etc...
Why not limit each hobbyist to giving out only one 10 with their handle. If necessary, they could go back and change a previous 10 to a 9 if a newer experience qualified as "Once in a Lifetime"
As for looks, it could go the same way. If the girl they're currently reviewing is hotter to them than a previous lady, then they could award a 10 after they change the previous lady's 10 to a 9.
For those already possessing a string of 10 / 10 reviews. They would be prohibited from giving another 10 out unless they modified the old ones.
Additionally, a score of 10 would only be available to a reviewer if they had already written 9 or more reviews. This would force the reviewer to gain a little "perspective" before handing out their one and only 10 in either category.
If modification is too difficult. A simple but bold announcement on the review page.
YOU CAN ONLY SCORE ONE 10 (in either category) as a reviewer, USE IT WISELY!!
why reinvent the wheel, i think you are taking this all to literally, really does it make a difference whether someone rates someone a 7 or a ten . Its just a matter of personal taste and perspective. Please take all reviews with this grain of salt. Its not an Olympic event no one gets a gold , silver or bronze medal.Honestly if you see a provider that intrigues you, are you gonna pass because she is a 9/8? the important thing is to have honest reflections of your time with a lady, do any of us really believe its a once in lifetime experience? If so we would be done and never see another lady. Its just a designation to let everyone know that this lady provided a superb experience. Providers and reviewers relax a positive review is just that regardless of whether its an 8,9,10. Lets spend our time writing honest reviews a treating the ladies right. as for the recent stink with Hilary, its ridicules, I wrote her first 10/10 review and I did it because she was hot, sexy and sweet and provided a service that was top of the line. I have seen her over ten times and hope to continue. I have never been asked by anyone to write a particular review. Ihave never seen a provider who had great reviews that didn't earn a positive review. In the end one mans ten is another mans eight. Its okay just roll with it. If it aint broke don"t fix it
It is very simple and all of the research is at our disposal for getting it right. Hire the best talent and you will leave high scores. Bargain hunt and see what you get. What you'll usually get will be an opportunity to post mediocre numbers. It isn't astro physics...
that you can have a "once in a lifetime" experience with each provider you see, so limited the total number of "10's" you can give out takes away the option of "rating" the individuality of each experience with each provider.
I think the numbers being labeled confuses some guys too. Why does a 10 have to be labeled as "Once in a Lifetime?" I personally would prefer not to see the numbers at all anymore. Simply write about your experience and leave it at that. If the gent reading it likes what you have to say, then he will see her.
But to address your post, we can have more than one "Once in a Lifetime" experience. Because each individual IS a once in a lifetime experience.
This has been a "Once in a Lifetime" post.... LOL All the best, Betty xo
...I dunno how many could/would be able to deal with not having the ratings and not being able to see how they rate (especially in comparison to others) and not being able to say "I'm the best in *****" or "One of the top ranked providers in *****" without the actual numbers to show for it. As flawed as this rating system is and what some may (or may not) do for certain ratings...the numbers are like "proof" I guess. E.com didn't use numbers though... they used "a cut above" and "best ever" etc....doubt TER will try that.
There was a discussion about this very thing on another board just a day or so ago. Possibly it prompted this discussion. The consensus there appeared to be that the numbers served as a starting point but only a starting point. I agree with the poster that said it's all one man's opinion. We don't need to do away with the numbers just remember to take them for what they are. After looking at the numbers do the Rest of the research. (Reviews, profile, back channel, etc.)
As for the ladies using the numbers in there marketing, Why not? It's there, why not use it? It's clear people are always about the numbers. Who's Number 1? We're Number 1 !! I don't blame them for tapping into that. They are well aware of society's obsession with numbers. Some of them may even hate it but they will use it if it serves their purpose.
I don't think we need to change the descriptors. As with the numbers it's still one man's opinion. You still need to do the Rest of the research.
I do think the requirement for certain services being offered (not performed mind you, simply offered) in order to receive a performance rating higher than 7 should be done away with. It makes no sense to base a performance rating on something that may or may not have actually been provided in that session that day...and a 10 in performance should always be on the table.
... get rid of the descriptions and stick to the numbers. To me a 10 means no one is better. Some might be as good but, repeat, none are better. More than one can inhabit this plateau. 9 is 1 elss than 10 and so on down the line.
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