Would anyone else find it helpful if a provider's review page lister her username for here on TER?
I ask because say you see a hot review page but you wanted to try and look up some of her ads for one or more of the following reasons but you don't know what her TER username is to search? - check her photos (to see how long she has been using the current images and to determine how recently her images were taken that are being posted)- check ads to see if any specials were posted
- view posting history to see if she's active (and to see if you might have things in common or things you may want to avoid)
- see what areas she visits/tours
Thoughts? Maybe if this was considered useful TER could add provider's usernames on the account somewhere on the review page? Or is this pointless? IDK I think it would be cool and a possibly useful tool.
Your's is one of the LEAST dumb. lol
I really like the idea personally. Besides being able to easily access her TER ads, it would make it easy to check out her board posts to see if she has a personality you feel you would mesh with, if she is BSC, or even both if you're into that kind of thing. lol
NO, your suggestion is not pointless at all, I think it's most likely posted on the wrong board and will most likely be moved to S&P, but I really like the idea personally.
Oops, I just reread your entire post and you already made all the points I made. good job. lol
You can always click on send PM, and it will open a message addressed to her username, not profile name. But that is an extra step and I'm guessing it doesn't work for basic members.
Great idea. To take it a step further, on a lot of forums if you're looking at someone's profile, there's a link "see my board posts." That's probably asking too much.
I usually try not to be redundant, if someone already posted exactly what I was planning to say. Oh well, what can I say? Great minds think alike. 
Hey, no worries bro. You described it better anyway. Great minds.... Yeah let's go with that.
Your idea is a great idea Goldie, and I hope TER implements it, since so many providers have a posting handle (username) that is different from their provider name on their profile. A good example is right on this thread: MatureGFE = Stephanie.
However, I just wanted to point out that it is pretty easy to find now. I'm guessing most people don't realize this, but all you have to do is click on "send PM" at the top of the profile. You don't have to actually send the PM, but the PM window instantly opens with the provider's username in the "to" field. Now you have her username to look up her board posts, ads, photo posts, etc. Try it out with Steph's profile for an example.
Your proposal would make it simpler and would make people more aware, but I just wanted to point out the current option.
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But if it's truly a value added service isn't it worth paying the "provider" to the effort? 
Would anyone else find it helpful if a provider's review page lister her username for here on TER?
I ask because say you see a hot review page but you wanted to try and look up some of her ads for one or more of the following reasons but you don't know what her TER username is to search?
- check her photos (to see how long she has been using the current images and to determine how recently her images were taken that are being posted)
- check ads to see if any specials were posted
- view posting history to see if she's active (and to see if you might have things in common or things you may want to avoid)
- see what areas she visits/tours
Thoughts? Maybe if this was considered useful TER could add provider's usernames on the account somewhere on the review page? Or is this pointless? IDK I think it would be cool and a possibly useful tool.
Might as well include an icon linking to all of her Board Posts. Doesn't hurt to apply the same feature on the reviewers too.
In many other forums, but I'm guessing TER wouldn't be able to implement that without a major overhaul. As it is now you can't even search for someone's posts on multiple boards without going to each individual board he/she might have posted on. Goldie's suggestion on the other hand, seems pretty simple.