How does it not help the next guy? The review will say it was a B&S so everyone knows that it may or may not be the girl in the photo or the girl the OP saw and some people might not mind that. Do punters know exactly what they are going to get at one of the Soho walkups.
Reviews have to be a true reflection of the poster's experience and only he can decide how to rate it. The idea of posting a negative review of a positive experience is misleading to say the least and would undermine the whole review system on here.
Members should read reviews and take from them the information they find useful and act accordingly, they should not be expecting or suggesting others rate their reviews to their standards, a negative point for one will be a positive for another.
I honestly don't know what's so difficult about this, the poster decide the rating without ANY outside influence, members read it and decide if his experience would be positive or negative for them and either book or not.
Why do people want to turn this site into a carbon copy of the failed sites where ratings were dictated by others.
While there will always be blatant B&S profile and always has been they usually get a negative review for walking or going through with a poor punt.
Whenever a discussion comes up for an SP asking for a pic before meeting, or on the seeking threads about profile pictures, there is a resounding no way from punters who do not want their pictures being at risk of being found on the net.
That works both ways, and with even deleted pictures and details able to be found with time machine type sites, those who want to keep the job private and not risk their own pics on the net will use harvested pictures, and it is quite likely a growing trend,
While it is very easy to condemn this as B&S, which technically it is, it seems very clear it is happening more and more and the forum would just be a see of red.
Sure, you can use the they are selling and you are buying argument against it, but for the same reasons punters do not want their pictures on the net some willing to join the trade do not want to either. Choice and supply would be greatly reduced if they did not try with look a like pics.
Posting loads of pics on sites like this probably does not help the cause either, it is a reminder that posting pics do not go away if you delete them and quite likely feeds insecurity about posting real pics, if you posted your pics on a profile of any sort I am sure you would hope they went away if you deleted it.
Actually taking the time to read reviews, maybe ask a few questions and make your own mind up surely makes more sense.