Favourites!!
Do people ever take time to read profiles?
This thread is probably repetition on previous posts but I feel it has to be highlighted once again.
I only ever add people too my favourites that I have chatted with!
I awoke this morning too a email on here, only to find I have new favourites????
Please on the updates on the site, introduce a "reject button"
Padds
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Sex God
Padds, thats a Valid Point I will bring it to admins attention.
Padds did you have to go to the doctor to get that one sorted..are you scarred for life...Jaysus... just ignore it lol...
I really dont understand... or maybe the workload is taking over your day...having to reject all those ...unsolicited advances...
I just employed a secetary to look after mine....maybe we can syndicate for a fee.....
kind regards
frank
I disagree Padds.
I use the favourites to file the person so that when I come on site, I have someone remotely compatible to converse with (ie women over 40 normally, although I do add others I have chatted with in room, most notably, the delectable Dora).
I think the fault might be with the site in informing the chosen favourite, when, quite often the choice is made flippantly, induced by an abundance of gargle!!
Have you not got this sorted yet Padds? 
Just been made favourite by a guy who I've never spoken to......now I find myself reading my profile (which is sparse enough it must be said) trying to ascertain what part of straight he didn't understand. It must be appalling for the women! Is a reject/accept like used to establish members so tricky?
Just been made favourite by a guy who I've never spoken to......now I find myself reading my profile (which is sparse enough it must be said) trying to ascertain what part of straight he didn't understand. It must be appalling for the women! Is a reject/accept like used to establish members so tricky? Yeah I added some people to my favourites before, just so I could find their profiles again and browse their galleries without searching, didn't know they would even know I added them until I saw somebodies profile asking people not to add them as favourites, so I removed anybody I had added to favourites, somebody added me as a favourite a while ago, other than the automatic mail I got and their name showing up in my events I can't see much of a problem with it, yes they can see when I'm online as I could with any favourites I had but what else can favourites do for people.
Sex God
The Problem only arises when People are using the favorites option as a means to keeping a track of peoples activities on here and then pestering them about it.
Goes to add Fjvm9 as a favorite....
Titan,
That withstanding, People adding you indiscriminately without your prior knowledge is unfair, and may give off the wrong signals to fellow members, that in-turn would actually consider you as a favourite!
I do not use favourites as a means to see who is on site and then hunt them down, the function in itself it great, it lets you know ,yes they are on site too.
I am all in favour of the "reject button" just like the system in place for "Comments" and "Established"
If it can be done great, if not, as an alternative a "remove button"
Just my two pennies!
Padds
Warming the Bed
I take a different view, Padds.
Favourite
blue is my favourite colour. i don't expect blue to be informed of this and i certainly don't need blue's permission. a favourite is, by definition, a unilateral decision. in this context favourite means bookmark (in fact doesn't internet explorer actually call bookmarks favourites ?)
friend
a friend, by definition, is by mutual consent. a friend must be invited and a friend must consent. friends might share information, like where each is.
The problem is that this site confuses these two separate concepts. when someone clicks on favourite because they are too tired/busy/drunk to make contact then or simply aren't sure whether they want to and want time to think it should be private, no-one else should be informed and the user shouldn't get any info about the person they've favoured. instead, the site takes your favourite list and makes it into a friends list.
your suggestion won't solve the problem, Padds because it doesn't separate these two separate concepts. the site needs to get the lazy (or incompetent) programmer back to do the job properly as it's done on other sites. (If they can't they could pay me to do it, i could do with the cash..)
Favourite
blue is my favourite colour. i don't expect blue to be informed of this and i certainly don't need blue's permission. a favourite is, by definition, a unilateral decision. in this context favourite means bookmark (in fact doesn't internet explorer actually call bookmarks favourites ?)
friend
a friend, by definition, is by mutual consent. a friend must be invited and a friend must consent. friends might share information, like where each is.
The problem is that this site confuses these two separate concepts. when someone clicks on favourite because they are too tired/busy/drunk to make contact then or simply aren't sure whether they want to and want time to think it should be private, no-one else should be informed and the user shouldn't get any info about the person they've favoured. instead, the site takes your favourite list and makes it into a friends list.
your suggestion won't solve the problem, Padds because it doesn't separate these two separate concepts. the site needs to get the lazy (or incompetent) programmer back to do the job properly as it's done on other sites. (If they can't they could pay me to do it, i could do with the cash..)
Quote by user=Titan79
The Problem only arises when People are using the favorites option as a means to keeping a track of peoples activities on here and then pestering them about it.
I agree with ya Titan, I've had it said to me that I was in chatting for so long then in the forums after that, he is like my efffin shadow!!
I agree with Padds on this. I get so many people adding me as a favourite, guys I haven't chatted to at all and then they don't even send me a mail to introduce themselvs! But also, there are a few who add me just to see when I'm online and I immediatly start getting mails a mile a minute saying "you're online now lets go c2c / private" - or as one particularly demanding guy said to me " you were online. So was I, and you didn't chat to me???" Like WTF?
However, there are some who always ask me can they add me which I greatly appreciate.:thumbup:
Anna
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However, there are some who always ask me can they add me which I greatly appreciate.:thumbup:
Anna
xx Warming the Bed
Anna, Mr C, if it was implementented as i suggest those things couldn't happen, could they ?
Lance,
Stop harping on, you always disagree with everything I say or do! to that point that it has now become apparent and has been brought too my attention by others!
For what ever reason, please refrain, or do the decent thing and email me on here with an explination!
Thanks,
Padd's
Stop harping on, you always disagree with everything I say or do! to that point that it has now become apparent and has been brought too my attention by others!
For what ever reason, please refrain, or do the decent thing and email me on here with an explination!
Thanks,
Padd's
Quote by user=lancelot
I disagree Padds.
I use the favourites to file the person so that when I come on site, I have someone remotely compatible to converse with (ie women over 40 normally, although I do add others I have chatted with in room, most notably, the delectable Dora).
I think the fault might be with the site in informing the chosen favourite, when, quite often the choice is made flippantly, induced by an abundance of gargle!!
