I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again to avoid any possible misunderstanding: forum etiquette and bookings etiquette are entirely separate in my opinion. I’m super charming and considerate in bookings and in outcalls also go to some lengths to make her feel reassured, safe, comfortable etc. This is not just politeness it’s also the best way to help her give me her best service. (It’s polite psychology. It doesn’t involve tips or ignoring my own requirements, including getting the full time agreed.)
On the forum, I follow the standard of posts should be for the benefit of other punters,
not the service provider. Reviews are to praise good performances and excoriate bad ones. (I prefer that wording as it is up to the punter reading it if he wants to compare my experience and opinions with that of other punters.) It’s a judgment of the performance not of the SP (she might be having a ‘good’ day or a ‘bad’ day — I don’t give a shit.)
To SPs (p4ps) who are members of the forum, I take a similar attitude as I do for punters: any post is simply a response to what has been written, it’s nothing personal, and there’s no attitude, emotion or attachment involved. The only difference is that prossies don’t always have a clear separation between their ‘work’ persona and their forum persona, and often tend to get uppity — in which case they get hammered and wonder if it’s ‘fair’.
It’s not a democracy. The mod’s decide: invoke them at your peril!
