One thing I feel quite strongly is that there is most of the girls I have meet on seeking are not what I would class as sex workers. They don't see themselves as sex workers. And that distinction is important as it is an entirely different thing to review a working girl who advertises herself as such as opposed to sharing details of a student who has tried out seeking and had a few arrangements as a bit of fun to help with her bills.
What they see themselves as/their delusions/backward rationalisations are irrelevant to the actual reality, even if they (and the punter) feels like they're being paid for something else and the sex/sexual activity is just some sort of bonus or only a small part of it. They are sex workers, they're just more fussy about who they see, may take longer to dish it out and take payment in a wider variety of ways than just cash (bills being paid, gifts, travel, meals etc). According to definitions used in academia and the media, even just selling pics (as well as videos, webcamming etc) is a form of sex work.
Only those who don't do anything remotely sex-related aren't sex workers but even then you don't what they've done with other guys. Nonetheless, it's definitely a sliding scale, with a fairly large difference between the like of AW and Seeking and on the very bottom end of the scale you could even apply some of the above to "civvies" (most notably those who would refuse to pay for their share of a date) but at least they weren't advertising themselves on a site like Seeking, as such it still seems reasonable that links to seeking profiles are fair game but anything outside of that isn't.
You have to prove it. If she challenges you in court about what you accuse her of here are you going to provide proof in court?
The burden of proof is on her which is well before he has to start defending himself, in which case I'm sure he'd be able to come up with something much more thorough (as opposed to something on here which he thought about for 30 seconds) but it wouldn't get to that anyway.
If she challenges you in court about what you accuse her of here are you going to provide proof in court?
The same could be said about many "slanderous" posts on here. If a girl wants to start legal proceedings she's welcome to but she wouldn't get very far with it, not least because she wouldn't even know who to accuse (assuming the poster wasn't daft enough to be revealing but even then she'd have a tough job proving that it was posted by the person she says it was and that's it's actually had an effect on her/her reputation etc).