Review Thread titles: clean or Broadway style?

[Lionelmessi]

We’ve seen thread titles with just SP@agency and others that look like Broadway posters with add-ons, like:

• SP@Agency – A star is born
• SP@Agency – WOW
• SP@Agency – The new spinner and rising star

Personally, I think keeping titles simple (just the SP@agency) makes it look more neutral, avoids bias or over-hyping, and keeps things fair for everyone.

 

[Giselle Montreal]

I agree with you. I don't know if I should participate in this thread. But I said it a few times on this board, it's upsetting to see "she's not worth it, disgusting experience" next to a name, because when they get positive reviews, they are probably overlooked, her "reputation" being concluded by one member. Biased and leaving no room for different opinions and experiences.

I forgot to add that on the other boards, providers have one new thread per review. It would be OK to add the comment of your choice, a resume of the experience. But here, since we have one thread for all our reviews, it would be more fair to keep it the title without personal comments.

 

[What's My Name]

We’ve seen thread titles with just SP@agency and others that look like Broadway posters with add-ons, like:

• SP@Agency – A star is born
• SP@Agency – WOW
• SP@Agency – The new spinner and rising star

Personally, I think keeping titles simple (just the SP@agency) makes it look more neutral, avoids bias or over-hyping, and keeps things fair for everyone.

that should be mentionded when doing the review, I am okay with the WOW

 

[Flyingby]

That extra words are simply overhype from a few members who hope to gain favour with agencies.
chatgpt simply changes the term from star is born to rising star

 

[Lunaseraphim]

I agree with you. I don't know if I should participate in this thread. But I said it a few times on this board, it's upsetting to see "she's not worth it, disgusting experience" next to a name, because when they get positive reviews, they are probably overlooked, her "reputation" being concluded by one member. Biased and leaving no room for different opinions and experiences.

I forgot to add that on the other boards, providers have one new thread per review. It would be OK to add the comment of your choice, a resume of the experience. But here, since we have one thread for all our reviews, it would be more fair to keep it the title without personal comments.

I feel the same. I also think that really flattering thread names could lead to overly high expectations which puts pressure on the provider, but at the same time, I understand that the people who wrote these have positive intentions

 

[Giselle Montreal]

I feel the same. I also think that really flattering thread names could lead to overly high expectations which puts pressure on the provider

High expectations, or the wrong ideas! Some clients might see the title and not even bother reading the reviews, even though the provider might have changed their way to do business (improved), or were totally unlucky seeing *that* client that day. It is unfair, as we only have one thread per provider. It would be different if clients could post a new thread for every new review.

 

[Lunaseraphim]

High expectations, or the wrong ideas! Some clients might see the title and not even bother reading the reviews, even though the provider might have changed their way to do business (improved), or were totally unlucky seeing *that* client that day. It is unfair, as we only have one thread per provider. It would be different if clients could post a new thread for every new review.

Yeah, it's also that clients keep forgetting that we can't be perfect at this right away.. Your idea is interesting because I have seen providers constantly compared to old versions of themselves which I feel in some cases isn't fair (for example if the person gained weight, or if they don't feel comfortable offering a certain service anymore)

 

[LeDodo]

High expectations, or the wrong ideas! Some clients might see the title and not even bother reading the reviews, even though the provider might have changed their way to do business (improved), or were totally unlucky seeing *that* client that day. It is unfair, as we only have one thread per provider. It would be different if clients could post a new thread for every new review.

Yeah, it's also that clients keep forgetting that we can't be perfect at this right away.. Your idea is interesting because I have seen providers constantly compared to old versions of themselves which I feel in some cases isn't fair (for example if the person gained weight, or if they don't feel comfortable offering a certain service anymore)

Clean title so that people will go read the reviews.
But I often see that some reviews can be contradictive. And yes it could be like something you used to do and don't want anymore or a mood swing or a chemistry thing.

 

[Lunaseraphim]

Clean title so that people will go read the reviews.
But I often see that some reviews can be contradictive. And yes it could be like something you used to do and don't want anymore or a mood swing or a chemistry thing.

Yes for instance it makes me uncomfortable that on my review thread, rates I charged 2 years ago are mentioned. I also don't like how a lot of reviews talk about my apartment, but they are positive reviews so I wouldn't want them to get deleted..

It's the same thing for agency girls who become indy.. I understand that clients want to know how to find a girl they liked now that she became independent, but I think this can have a negative impact on how the provider is seen and on her business, in multiple ways. I think Giselle's idea makes total sense.

 

[Obvio-0bvio]

Since you’re writing the review, you’re entitled to add anything you want to the topic. That’s how I see it. If the writer wants to add some extra flair to the title, it’s really nobody’s business after all, they’re the ones putting in the effort to write the review. I don’t understand why adding a few words to emphasize their experience or give some extra praise should be considered irrelevant. Ultimately, it’s up to the member’s discretion.

 

[Obvio-0bvio]

That extra words are simply overhype from a few members who hope to gain favour with agencies.
chatgpt simply changes the term from star is born to rising star

You must be thinking about me a lot if you're this focused on me. And no, I don’t need to kiss anyone’s ass to save a dollar especially not from some service provider agency owner. I write my reviewer’s the way I want , and No I don’t need to add a bunch of fluff just to score points with the agency owner.

Seriously, get over it, buddy. I’m not going another round with you. Maybe take a drink of water, swallow that bitterness, and let it go. It’s honestly mind blowing how much hate you’re carrying around. There’s a whole world of interesting things to do in life instead of obsessing over me. Move on, it’s getting old. You keep playing word games and bringing up my name without actually saying it. You’ve got one life to live, so maybe it’s time to focus on something else besides me.

 

[Jacobisrael]

Keep it free form. I’m a free speech absolutist.
Doesn’t matter if it says she’s a new star. People that have bad experiences can share them too. Same if it’s bad (as long as there’s no insult) then great reviews can come in.
Great reviews don’t put unrealistic expectations its actually an endorsement and many girls like it (proof is that many take a screenshot and add it to their ad).
Bad reviews are welcome. A scammer needs to be exposed. Someone that leaves way earlier in an outcall as well. Someone that spends to much time on their phone and with a bad attitude as well.
All people should have their own opinion
If the first reviewer is a shill the truth can easily come out if someone that has a bad experience shares it
If you are interested by someone you should read her reviews good or bad.

 

[Lionelmessi]

Since you’re writing the review, you’re entitled to add anything you want to the topic. That’s how I see it. If the writer wants to add some extra flair to the title, it’s really nobody’s business after all, they’re the ones putting in the effort to write the review. I don’t understand why adding a few words to emphasize their experience or give some extra praise should be considered irrelevant. Ultimately, it’s up to the member’s discretion.

It’s not about the review or the writer’s discretion. The title is set by whoever starts the thread, and no one else can change it after. That means whether the thread title gets flair or not is just the luck of the draw which isn’t fair in my opinion.

 

[Flyingby]

You must be thinking about me a lot if you're this focused on me. And no, I don’t need to kiss anyone’s ass to save a dollar especially not from some service provider agency owner. I write my reviewer’s the way I want , and No I don’t need to add a bunch of fluff just to score points with the agency owner.

Seriously, get over it, buddy. I’m not going another round with you. Maybe take a drink of water, swallow that bitterness, and let it go. It’s honestly mind blowing how much hate you’re carrying around. There’s a whole world of interesting things to do in life instead of obsessing over me. Move on, it’s getting old. You keep playing word games and bringing up my name without actually saying it. You’ve got one life to live, so maybe it’s time to focus on something else besides me.

Not really thinking of you.
More like constantly seeing you
Your opinions on others reviews and adding to your tdl.
It is like merb is your personal blog