take this personally.  I was not targeting you so you needn't raise your hand and volunteer.  

 
"Judicious use of our time" is an individual assessment that each person must make. I did give them, and you, props for being "professional" problem reporters.  To me, it makes more sense to see providers and review them for free VIP, but I recognize there are guys here that, for whatever reason, don't see providers and don't write reviews, and don't ever share their reasons for even being here when they are not doing what this site was intended for, so being the cleaning crew and tidying things up on the profiles STILL serves a useful purpose much in the same way cleaning people clean my office at night, and I admire you all for having the focus to still make a contribution to the community if you are not going to write reviews. I still maintain that it's NOT a judicious use of MY time, but others may take the task of reporting errors much more seriously and consider it an excellent use of THEIR time.   However, it's bad form to be judgmental of someone who merely disagrees with you on how they get the most enjoyment from their time here.  I like seeing providers, and exchanging experiences and ideas on the discussion boards.  I don't think that makes me in any way unique here.  

 
Perhaps instead of attacking me, if you had explained the mental process of choosing this method of acquiring free VIP days instead of seeing providers and writing reviews, I could better understand where you and your compatriots are coming from.  The value of each member's time is an individual decision and will not be the same for everyone.  I guess I'm doubling down because your ad hominem attack was not persuasive and contained no information that would convince me to change my mind about my view on this topic.