Originally posted by yazoo at 21-7-2011 10:40
I was reading this thread and this thread on some Vancouver forums and I got to thinking that having WG's on the forum lends a whole new dynamic. Note that the first forum colour codes them as red ...
And this was one of the biggest mistakes "that" Vancouver forum made. It brings a whole new level to shilling, drama, multiple accounts and what-have-yous. There's another by invite only board that doesn't allow paid advertising. WGs can create an account and post in specific sections, however they cannot read the reviews nor comment on them. This policy worked out well and there were a lot more quality reviews and more importantly less drama.
Even talking about forums with WGs is a bad idea. It's definitely caused more harm than good.
Cigar clubs are spots for men to exchange stories, ideas, and relax without having to worry about the 'fairer' sex. Escort Review boards are the online bro's version of this. If one wants to exchange messages with women do it on a "dating site". imho...
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There's another by invite only board that doesn't allow paid advertising. WGs can create an account and post in specific sections, however they cannot read the reviews nor comment on them. This policy worked out well and there were a lot more quality reviews and more importantly less drama.