For those who skip past the front page on P411 there's a note there about a pending change to their site wherein the listing of what a lady enjoys in private will removed. This is in preparation for Canada's C-36 legislation that entered a House of Commons committee on 6 October 2014 and is likely to pass final voting in December.

These changes sound like a hinderance between the two people whom are attempting to spend time with each other.

This really is not going to affect me or many other mongers who always check the reviews to see if the "menu items" listed on P411 indeed do translate into being offered to the guys she sees.

I will kind of miss the ad board, but the menus I am sure won't really be missed that much.

So you might have to make do with reviews.

I have been preparing for this for some time now and went ahead and removed it. I would advise guys to stop using the acronyms and actually try to personally get to know the lady before this bill passes.

And it's all because someone wants to control the interactions between two people who willingly engaged in commerce with each other.

but the loss of the "activities the lady enjoys in her private life" is not a big deal IMHO.

The bill still has to pass the senate in Canada, and if it does, there's a very good chance the courts will strike it down. So, this law is not a sure thing for the long term.

on't use P411 much now since moving to the sugar bowl (my last 'Provider OK' was in 2012). But when I was seeing providers on a regular basis, I relied almost exclusively on P411 & ignored most reviews (which typically reveals more about a client than a provider).  I trusted Gina more than any scribble-happy John.  Two points below:

Are you serious? P411 will be deleted altogether?

I wonder if saying that prior to 2014 I used to enjoy xyz would still be legal?  Or maybe acronyms need to be replaced with common other definition words:  I drink milk and love dogs but don't visit Europe?

Things I might do with a trick list, as reviews, it will always be a YMMV situation and even that checklist cannot give a definitive answer as to whether she will let YOU.  

And in the meantime entities like P411 have to prepare for the window of time the likely law will be applicable.

I mostly use TER and DateCheck.  I'm not on P411.  Do they normally charge a fee for ads?  If no ads, they've lost a chunk of money.  A big chunk or a small chunk?  Will they have to increase member fees?  Will it affect other P411 services?

This is bad news. I've been on P411 for a while and have good references. It's where I go to see if a potential provider offers the service that I like. I've never had to pay the fee for TER. You can tell if the provider has positive reviews without having to spend big bucks on their over priced subscription. Since P411 will no longer have a menu I will have to pay for an additional site and sift through all the reviews for the info I need. P411 just got a lot less useful.