Suggestion and Policy

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littlehorse 23 Reviews 2087 reads
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It looks like the last two of my reviews had the performance scores changed. From what I've searched it seems like my scores were lowered because I didn't mentions specific acts. If I've asked for a specific kind of performance, and I was given that performance, I feel like I should be able to give whatever score I feel is right. Does anyone else feel similar regarding this issue?

Is the criteria listed somewhere for each number?
I want to know all the things I HAVE TO DO, in order to give a 9 or a 10.

You can't flout them and expect TER to let your scores stand. Asking "for a specific kind of performance" and being given it will not be found in the guidelines.
Please read the guidelines again:
"8.In order to keep our overall performance ratings consistent, we set up the following system: An escort provider is only eligible to earn up to a 7, unless she performs one or some of the following during a session: Kisses With Tongue, Bare-Back Blow Job, Really Bi, Anal Sex, or More than One Guy. For each of these services that are performed, her potential max score is raised by one point, with 10 as an absolute maximum. Remember, it’s your review; within these guidelines you still get to decide what her score should be. You do not have to give her the ‘extra point’."

Yes. I did!  
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/suggestion-and-policy-4/x-out-of-y-scoring--16428
And many other posts over the years.
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The services offered objectively determine the maximum possible score = Y (usually, 7, 8, 9, or 10). The  
subjective quality of the services received determines the raw score = X (anywhere from 0 to Y, max).
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Many of us have experienced some fantastic 7-out-of-7s and 8-out-of-8s and enjoyed them more than a lackluster 7-out-of-10.

Posted By: littlehorse
I want to know all the things I HAVE TO DO, in order to give a 9 or a 10.
I prefer reporting both numbers as "X-out-of-Y" but you could do the math and multiply by 10 to get a single number.  
7/7 x 10 = 10
7/10 x 10 = 7
7/9 x 10 = 7.78
I suppose TER could allow X to exceed Y: 10/7 x 10 = 14.3

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