Is anyone else sick of assholes calling every positive review a club ad/shill/wh
SergeD
Extra Mile
Why is there a natural proclivity on this site to call out every positive review as being a club ad? I suspect very few clubs or club staff would bother. It’s discouraging and pathetic.
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—>“mikeymThis shill has its head so far up James Kleinhaus's ass that I am not sure where the shill's head begins and the Kleinhaus ass ends. Maybe mgmt should pay the bar maids/ door hosts more than minimum wage type pay so they dont feel a need to pull this crap. But this is the lowest drivel of all the strip clubs from the c”
IIRC mikeym is just a bit cantankerous. I remember going through some of 25’s reviews once and there was an outright flame war from him on there 😂
@nice yes, but I was far from solely motivated by that alone. It’s a constant thing I see and it’s crap. And as for mikeym, major respect for the number of reviews he’s turned in, but if you are going to not just flame but actually reject legitimate reviews then you are doing a disservice to this site.
Yes there are some members, mainly one, who goes way overboard with calling every mainly positive review a club ad. But besides him I don't notice too many others abusing the club ad accusations.
Still, there ARE reviews on here that really do read like ads. OP have you really not seen any?
Still, that's why the system is working. That one asshole wasn't able to block your review from being published because 4 other level headed guys read the review and saw that it was good. So don't worry too much about the Nazi review guys.
Usually, it's pretty easy to to tell the difference between an actual shill, an experienced customer who just really likes a club, and a newbie who just touched his first boobie.
Members would be best served to treat most things on this site with a little bit of skepticism or at least recognize that there is apt to be a bit of exaggeration. The discussion board, the reviews, and the comments. Except for my posts of course.
Through it all you can still get a pretty solid impression of the clubs. The reviews are valuable as are the comments.
I consider the "club ad" comments to just be an over the top suggestion to the reader to take the review with a grain of salt.
I called them out for it and they get all butt-hurt, calling me a few names, and disappeared. It was their only discussion comments and they had no club reviews or anything else posted, so they were easy to spot and call out.
Is there? I've written plenty of positive reviews and I've never - not once - been accused of being a shill.
Also, why wouldn't some club managers use this place to advertise? Your brilliant expert opinion aside, there aren't exactly a plethora of sites offering strip club reviews, so it should come as no shock that some might decide to use it to their benefit.
Now I'm not saying that your review was a club ad. But that initial sweeping statement, followed by a rather naive and uninformed opinion, made you look both dramatic and not particularly bright.
TUSCLer "dessertscrub" and others seem to use "club ad of the day" for any review they may disagree with for w/e reason and thus should not be taken too-literally.
The Douchebag also wants to chastise SergeD because he started a discussion instead of "just respond[ing] in the club comments." This is the same retard who got so bent out of shape over a bad review I did of his favorite little redneck dive club that he started a discussion just to criticize my review. https://www.tuscl.net/discussion.php?id=… What a hypocrite.
And funny comments coming from sourspice who averages less than one review per year and maliciously trolled some of my recent reviews in the comment section like the child she is.
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And +1 Naughthoney. I’d always imagined they were too busy trying to keep the cat fights to a minimum and making sure the bar girls don’t skim than worry about the thing called the internetz
That guy is so fucking profound.
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I don't blame you for giving founder's backside a little extra tongue action Dr. If I were like you, a weird ass dude who abuses this site by racking up VIP with parking lot club reviews when you're not trolling, I'd want to be on his good side too. 😉
This is absolutely true. Some people have a negative vibe and attract how they are treated negatively. Someone with a positive vibe is going to be treated better.
@ naughtyhoney you seem to have a positive vibe
Having been here nearing 20 years, I can say I am eternally thankful for having had TUSCL available all these years and certainly appreciated founders many years keeping TUSCL afloat!
The problem is that the neophyte TUSCL reader doesn't know which reviewers and commentators are worth trusting.
Fouinder could list the number of trusts next to the reviewer byline (next to the three icons next to each reviewer name). But that has a problem-- some veteran TUSCLers who actively post will have lots of trusts (Papi is a good example) and others who are relatively new but still write good, accurate reviews will not have many, if any, trusts. One solution is to create a "mistrust" button that is separate from the block button. This would allow an accumulation of the number trusts AND the number of mistrusts and provide even the neophyte reader a snapshot of how trustworthy a specific reviewer was.
So the ratio of trusts to mistrusts might look like this:
Hypothetical veteran user:
75 trusts/3 mistrusts (count on this person's opinion)
75 trusts/75 mistrusts (wildcard-- look carefully at the review and commentary)
2 trusts/75 mistrusts (don't believe anything this person says)
Neophyte user:
0/0
5/0
0/5
Each of these patterns say something helpful about the trustworthiness of the reviewer that is independent of his/her length of participation (which mostly adds to the number of trusts but doesn't capture the number of mistrusts). Some people change their mode of operation (e.g., I think that desertscrub has become more discerning on his club ad commentary) so it would be good to a) allow mistrusts to be removed and/or turned into trusts or b) report only trusts and mistrusts over the most recent one or two years (to make it easier for someone to repair a trustworthiness rating).
Probably far too much trouble. I'll just make a mental note of the reviewers who post unfounded and/or incoherent commentary.
Well which one is it motherfucker, smh
That said, if the unpublished and then published review showed some reviewer statistics (for unpublished, sans user name), then that might be helpful. I think people would be less inclined to cry "shill" if they see that the reviewer has 60 published reviews of 40 clubs.
My 2 cents.
Easy to vote on clubs we've attended, but after that, I think we each have our "hot buttons". As I've written before, I treat reviews as though I've never been to a particular club or am new to club visits. That is why I put cost above most criteria followed by dancer info.
Imagine a newbie reading a review and they think, "I just have to go there!" So they do. OK, "$10 to park. I had no idea." "What, $20 to enter the building?" "OK, I can handle that. Let me get a beer. $12 for a beer?"
You can get the drift as why I think price is one of the major "has to be theres".
Of course, but most of what you say comes with experience. I treat a review as though I am telling a newbie. Us old farts pretty much know the ropes. Hell, we can see a club from outside and KNOW the basic costs. Take a quick look at Tootsie's vs. Papi's The Trap! :)
BTW, I've been to both many times, just not recently. They were in my "wheelhouse" when I was working and out driving around. These days, pretty much stationary and almost never alone.
In every other circumstance, I think providing as much detail about the TUSCLer is desirable.
PM me, I think I kept their number somewhere. :)