A new provider just earned a 10 rating for an exceptional performance. Why was my review of her doctored to reflect a 7 rating? Is this a new TER policy? Is it a fair way to represent the market?

First, check the review FAQ and see if any of it applies: http://theeroticreview.com/info_policies/reviewFAQ.asp

If none of it seems to apply, please feel free to send in a question about it (using the link found in the review FAQ).

Then, post here for us all to find out why!

The details in the review do not support a 10

jpcdesign2002 is correct about your review.
But the review does seem to support an 8
since DFK occurred and is listed as an extra in
the guidelines.

I think Staff may be extra careful with the first
review of a provider also.

The profile indicates cbj but in your review you didn't mention the condom, that could be an error you want to correct which would also allow her score to be higher.  The rules is the rules (even the ones we don't like). I'm glad someone is watching the reviews, I just wish it was more consistant. Lots of high scores have slipped through on girls with very limited menus.

I second the reviews slipping through. I may do lots of things but some people have preference to say "keep it all covered."
So therefore when writing the review it should reflect that it was all covered. Since that was the experience and part of the guidelines. The guys who read them and know it grade appropriately most of the time. Then I also think some just do not know better.
Any thoughts?

AngieRenee
XOXOXOXOXO

I don't think TER should change any review. If the board doesn't like a reivew or doesn't feel like it falls under their review guidelines, then why post it? Changing what someone experienced is editing the truth.

And what about all the details that the reviewer perhaps didn't include for discretion purposes?

Why post the reivew if this board has to edit it?

Changing a reivew is LYING.