when posting your reviews (guys) do you post them as soon as you finish your session (i.e. that day or as close to it as possible)?

girls, do you look at your reviews to see what recent clients have posted about you and have you ever recognized who they were by the details, description, etc.? if you do recognize them, how do you feel?

I read my reviews and I always recognise clients as I don't see enough guys to mean that I can't recognise the description of the appointment.  Usually, I'm pleased and flattered.  If the reviewer has lied (as has happened on other boards) then I get annoyed as I have no redress.  Reading reviews is not something I look forward to but it's great when I read that the guy has had a good time so I'm usually relieved when I've got to the end of them and it's been truthful!

I try to post as soon as possible while all of the details are still fresh in my mind,so I can be as accurate as possible. And then a few days later I read them and smile..

The reason for this is simple, accuracy. I want to make sure that #1, I saw them and #2 the reviews are correct!

Shaye

I always write them within a couple of days.

because I don't have time or some other reason.  Sometimes I will take as long as 2-3 months afterwards to send in a review.

All of my dates are memorable, so that usually isn't a problem.

I always ask the woman's permission before I post a review (I took some flack for this on the discussion board while ago) out of respect.  Only one person has ever said that "it was up to me" but you could tell she was uncomfortable about it.  I didn't post.

BTW...the time I spent with her was absolutely AWESOME.

At first I would write them as soon as I got back. The memory was fresh and usually I was full of glowing superlatives.

Because of a recent minor misunderstanding, I think I will follow the ask permission idea. I understand for the validity of this board we need to be able to give open and honest postings, but sometime you need to use your best judgement. If you feel that your privacy might be compromised because of a less than flattering review, I say forget it. Or maybe you can fit the problem areas in between the lines. As with every review that is where we all should be reading.

It is my hope that the providers do read what I say. I find that it might be a place to thank them for the wonderful time. Or to express the gratefulness I feel for their artistry and professionalism. Again often written in between the lines.