I prefer the term "hot little whore" there's no mystery to it's meaning.

You can probably say a girl has a cunt but you can't say a girl is a cunt. It's the interpretation of the word. I think the wise George Carlin said it best in his '7-words' you can't say on TV.

The word pimp never goes over too well around here...

I find it would be disrespectful to read in a automotive publication. The review of a plush luxury sedan where the reviewer says. The automobile handled like a short wheel base sports coupe. That's not say a plush sedan can't handle like a coupe. Only that the buyer of a sedan is primarily looking for a smooth ride - luxury.

... I didn't invent English!  

The real problem is the moderators are just keying in on a word and not looking at the context in which it is used. But, it is easier that way, they don't have to give it any thought. The reviewer could have helped himself also by putting the 'slut' in quotes and indicating that the provider was happy playing this role. Because that was what it probably was, a role that the provider was more than happy to play.

Some definitions and synonyms:

See, out of those words, I think "tart" sounds way better than "slut".

I do note one term I like was left off.  In the Old West they used to call them "Soiled Doves." I think I've used that in a review and know I've used minx.
But the day I need to use a thesaurus to write a review I'll hang it up.  Thanks, though, for an interesting contribution.

The girl here is using it as a positive, as a way of attracting business.  

The term army groupie should be included on that list.

I don't think TER wants to go through each ad just to determine whether or not the language in a given review is appropriate or not. Most ladies don't use that kind of language in their advertising, so the way that chick words her ads doesn't really apply to the general population.  

...Sometimes I order a short one.

and hers is "Yes! I'm a whore! LOL!"
Love it.

i never use the terms slut..cunt or whore in my reviews..we have to limit our use of derogatory and insidious language in our cum sucking fucking reviews..

On behalf of all working girls, would you say Ms. Telford that there is now a certain code that can't be crossed when alluding to or describing a woman that would work in your capacity? Also how do you think this will modify future reviews with respect to this issue on the site?

Slut is my least favorite word in the P4P lexicon. I find it vulgar, demeaning and offensive.  However, I still believe that it should be allowed in reviews. While I may hate the word, some providers embrace it as a term of endearment and, as the OP suggests, make it an active part of their marketing. In such cases, the “slut experience” is an accurate review description, with no offense intended by its author or taken by its recipient.  

ah yes,,, here it is... In this case, I think Zig got TER to post his review as he wrote it..

I don't give a rat's ass if you call me a trick, a john or a whoremonger.  Because thats what I am and I own it. Of course, that's not all that I am but...

For example, most girls would say the "C-word" is their kryptonite and "slut" is no big deal.  Everyone has a right to their own opinion, of course.  As you know, I'm certainly not one to disrespect women, especially not in this game of ours. I just refuse to be PC and enjoy pushing the envelope here.
As for whether "slut" is used in an offensive way or not, you are right that context is important.  So here's the way it was originally used in the review:
"Wow! What a hot little slut! Fresh and unjaded, Hope really seems to love what she does."
So, you may not prefer the word to another choice, but I think you'll agree it wasn't used in a pejorative way in this case.
And, as I wrote to Tobi when she called me a "trick," I'm fine with that as well as John and whoremonger.  I simply find it impossible to be offended by such names.

Of the word slut that I have often found that women dislike more.

I cannot imagine you making a gratuitous derogatory jab in a review. I completely understand the context of the remark and find no fault with it.  
But I went one step further. If someone is inclined to use words like slut, bitch, cunt, etc. as slurs, I would like those included in the reviews as well. They would make the vindictive reviews readily apparent

like slunt.

Is there an adult in the room?

I posted a review about two years ago stating that a provider was dressed like a "slutty schoolgirl" (you know, tiny plaid skirt, tight white shirt, knee socks, hardly covering anything, but designed to look like a revealing version of what a schoolgirl would wear). Hot as hell. They did not approve te review at first, and then I engaged in a conversation with both the lady in question (who, admittedly, replied that she had mixed emotions about it, though she admitted that I interpreted the outfit correctly) and the TER review reviewers.