Thoughts on this..  when you are a member who sees web pages, twitter pages, posts on these boards.. that you know are off.. Eg pictures are old or advertisements is misleading.. what is the appropriate way to address that? On one had I don't want to get in the way of anyones livelihood ect.. on the other I have met a few people who obviously were several years #'s past their advertised persona.. and wished someone had told me..

Not sure if that what you mean or. Never ment any one off Twitter.

Kan you fine dem?

I can’t believe I wasted any time trying to read something from mdsturds! He/she must have a real shitty “translator app”, and their first language was lost at the Tower of Babylon!!  Really, dude go back and re-read your post before hitting send. It sure as hell can’t hurt!

I think there's even a website where you can post and read reviews of providers. It's great if mongers actually use it and aren't afraid of posting honest reviews. It doesn't work so well if mongers post BS reviews or none at all. Wish I could remember the name of it.  

The ad or your lying eyes? And then there is that pesty term "ymmv"....I'd let it go.

That is why there is TER. Read the reviews, every now and then TOFTT, and if you do review give an honest review.

The poster is a troll who probably posts here under another name. He's simply trying to be sure there's no connection because of having a similar writing style. I generally ignore his posts and suggest you do the same.
I believe this because of 1) experience, and 2) no one could actually be as dumb as he seems to be.

To be at least reasonably articulate.  Lol

When a ceo is "reborn" he becomes a NewbieOne. Same shit under a different package, but stinks just the same.
 Add this to your Ignore list

Well when it happens to me.. I end the date. I politely leave or ask them to leave.. As I understand the rules that experience does not meet the review standards. Hence the question. I can always post on the local board of the location where the date was.  I asked just in case their was a best practice I was not privy to.