Vampiness?? Needs attention

14 comments

• flagooner

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  7 years ago

  Maybe founder just expects his users to be adults and have more than a 2nd grade vocabulary.
  
  Fishsticks told me he learned it last year as a HS freshman.
• Call.Me.Ishmael

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  7 years ago

  I agree.
  
  I've seen a range of definitions that seem to center on 'seductiveness', but with all sorts of additional connotations. Some that are positive, and some negative (at least from our perspective).
• Bj99

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  7 years ago

  It seems like it's just one type of sexy girl, and not even a type many guys prefer.
• Subraman

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  7 years ago

  A glossary entry, even if it's somewhat discreet and open-ended in its definition, is a good idea.
• chessmaster

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  7 years ago

  I never heard of the word vampiness before tuscl but by process of elimination it's just a replacement for the previous "dancer" rating.
• Call.Me.Ishmael

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  7 years ago

  "by process of elimination it's just a replacement for the previous 'dancer' rating."
  
  New users don't have the benefit of knowing what used to be there. A while ago, someone mentioned that they thought it had something to do with the availability of extras (and perhaps it is... shrug).
  
  The problem is that it's not a term in common usage. So, probably not the best label for a club metric.
• Subraman

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  7 years ago

  ^^^ I'm not the one who said it, but I actually wondered if it was either alluding to extras, or if not, at least a "sleaze factor" type thing. But for all I know, it has nothing to do with that, is about looks. Or something else.
• san_jose_guy

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  7 years ago

  Strippers go a lot further than just vampiness.
  
  SJG
• Bj99

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  7 years ago

  I think it's general hotness. Judging from the top vamp clubs and the reviews. My club is on there and it's not an extras club, and they are very picky ab dancers looks.
• 623

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  7 years ago

  My point is made in the first ten comments. Vampiness means very different things to different people. Calling someone very "vampy" could be a compliment to one and get you slapped by another. If we are going to have useful ratings they need to be rating something that at least has commonality across raters.
  
  I am pretty sure the founder was looking for a V word to go with value and vibe and the one chosen is fine as long as most everyone knows what we are supposed to be rating.
  
  One the same note "value" is used very differently by many reviewers. Some will hate a club and still give it a 9 value because beer is $2 while others will use it to rank how much extra can be had even though a hj is $150.
• founder

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  7 years ago

  I was gonna call it the Vagina rating
• Bj99

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  7 years ago

  That doesn't help at all.
• 623

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  7 years ago

  I stand by the suggestion that the label could use a glossary entry. Or maybe a sentence in the "review rules" area? And while the other two metrics are more intuitive a definition of what we are expected to rate would be make this site rating more useful.
• Book Guy

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  7 years ago

  heh ... "Vibe" and "Value" and "Vampiness" are new to TUSCL I see. Glad to know I'm not the only one trying to figure out what they mean. LOL ...