Maybe this belongs on the policy and suggestion board, but shouldn't there be a limit as to how many times a monger reviews the same provider?

Case in point:
https://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/aleczis-8584336994-346953
Fanboy: MikeFrost417

 
I've seen 2 reviews many times, three a few times and even 4...but SIX?
I dunno, maybe he has dementia.

to review a provider only once, unless something has changed in her appearance, menu, service or attitude.  I have reviewed a handful twice for this reason and a few three times, but each one that is reviewed more than once was spread over several years and something changed from the first time I saw her that was worth updating.  

she hasn't claimed her profile yet.

 
There's a monger who has reviewed the same provider EIGHT times - six solo and two doubles.

I might raise an eyebrow for the 3 in 2020 but the others seem to be reasonably well spaced out so . . .  

 
I think the problem with just some fixed number is that someone reviewing the same lady once a year (and so kind of confirming consistency perhaps) over a 15 year period is much different than someone writing 15 reviews over 15 months.  

 
Have not gone back to look but I thought TER did have some rate limiting rule about reviewing the same provider -- like once in 90 days -- but could be wrong on that. I do know you cannot get additional VIP and that the review is supposed to be more than just a repeat of what was said before (which might refute the "reporting consistency" suggestion above, lol).

I think it's Rule 9 (or Guideline 9) in the Review FAQ:
http://www.theeroticreview.com/info_policies/reviewFAQ.asp?#R
"9. You may also submit an update on a provider that you have already reviewed, but you won’t be credited for an additional 15 days. Your new review must be a complete rewrite that adds something new to the experience. Your old review will remain."
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You MAY [are allowed to] submit an update ... but ...
Your new review MUST [is required to] be "a complete rewrite that ADDS something NEW ..."
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I am not about to search for duplicate reviews, but I SUPPOSE that you could invoke this section of the Guidelines:
"How do i report a problem i've spotted in another user's review?
Our reviews aren’t worth much if they aren’t up to date or accurate. But we’ve managed to solve this problem by enlisting your help. If you take exception to a review, click on the Report A Problem button located in that particular review and tell us what’s wrong. ..."
and, if you think the newer review or newer reviews do NOT ADD something new compared to the original, you can "Report a Problem" and ask that the redundant review(s) be taken down or modified.
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TER does not qualify or quantify "new" or "newness" in a review. ("Her hair is shorter than the last time I saw her." "She wore a new outfit for me." "She must have gained 20 pounds since the last time." ... You get the idea. Justification of "new" can be trivial or substantial.)