Review: SASY/Sandy

[Lany888]

Title: Review: SASY/Sandy
Date: Apr 1, 2024
Phone: +1 484-892-6335
City: Allentown
State: Pennsylvania
Location: Close to scrapyard
House Fee & Tip (if applicable) 200 total
Nationality: Korean
Age Estimate: 30's
Physical Description: 5'3/2 fit beauty. Perfect handful breasts with the best nipples. Soft smooth kitty.

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Recommendation: Yes

 

[Wayne1250]

Wow, first review after over two years i silence. Then, who is the review about you or Sandy.

 

[Waterboy]

Wow, first review after over two years i silence. Then, who is the review about you or Sandy.

Yep. Pretty lame.

 

[innout]

"...Don't be posting accusations of other members. Don't come across with a condescending tone. Don't come along and shit on someone because you didn't like their review. In general, don't be a dick. If you can't offer constructive feedback that provides encouragement, then don't post at all. We want people to feel comfortable to jump in and start posting their experiences. And we, as a community, can help them along in an encouraging way. Often times, newer members are too intimidated to post due to seeing someone get ripped to shreds by long-time members for not knowing the protocol or accidentally posting something the wrong way or leaving some detail out. We need to help those people and encourage them....not make them feel like idiots. Because then, they don't feel like sharing. And they might have some valuable intel, but they'll end up keeping it to themselves or share it among their friends privately, and that doesn't do us any good at all..."

 

[30000 rpm]

"...Don't be posting accusations of other members. Don't come across with a condescending tone. Don't come along and shit on someone because you didn't like their review. In general, don't be a dick. If you can't offer constructive feedback that provides encouragement, then don't post at all. We want people to feel comfortable to jump in and start posting their experiences. And we, as a community, can help them along in an encouraging way. Often times, newer members are too intimidated to post due to seeing someone get ripped to shreds by long-time members for not knowing the protocol or accidentally posting something the wrong way or leaving some detail out. We need to help those people and encourage them....not make them feel like idiots. Because then, they don't feel like sharing. And they might have some valuable intel, but they'll end up keeping it to themselves or share it among their friends privately, and that doesn't do us any good at all..."

You forgot: Don't Block Others from reading your reviews!

 

[innout]

You forgot: Don't Block Others from reading your reviews!

Don't see that as one of the to do things listed by the administrators.

 

[30000 rpm]

"We want people to feel comfortable to jump in and start posting their experiences. And we, as a community, can help them along in an encouraging way"

......I think my little addition would fit right in here....

....So making your reviews to others assessable, sharing information openly, building trust within this community is what we strive for.