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18 years ago
Shekitout not sure if you're ever pleased. The old format didnt work for areas where there were many cities. This new way solves that problem. (St. Louis is a prime example)
discussion comment
18 years ago
it's on the club detail page for each club, just above the club name
discussion comment
18 years ago
The quickest way to get clubs fixed on the list is to send us an update. Posting it on the discussion board is hit and miss whether or not we will see it.
discussion comment
18 years ago
If you find any clubs that are mapped incorrectly, please send us a message ASAP. We will fix it. If you can include the correct lattitude and longitude, that would be GREAT!
discussion comment
18 years ago
It's free to get a nickname here. That's all you need to post on the discussion board. You don't need to be VIP, just need to have a registered nickname.
discussion comment
18 years ago
Check the FAQ. When you use both together you get a good idea of the club's current quality.
discussion comment
18 years ago
The rank show's a club's current state. The rating show's the club's quality over a longer period of time.
If a club has a rating of 6, but a rank of 8, that means it is improving. Conversely, if a club has a rating of 8 but a rank of 6, that means a club is in decline.
The home page shows the top 10 ranked, as they are currently the hottest clubs going in the past year. Of course, to each their own, as the top club on both lists (Adelita) is little more than window dressing for a whorehouse. My favorite clubs all rank in the 4's and 5's.
Hope this helps.
discussion comment
18 years ago
IE = Inland Empire
It's an area of So. Cal. east of Los Angeles County.
discussion comment
18 years ago
It's on the FAQ... basically Rank = current Rating...
Rank takes 12 months
Rating takes 3 years
This was added because of a member suggestion... and it makes sense. If a club has a higher rank than rating, it means the club is getting better... and conversely, if a club has a lower rank than rating, it is on a downswing.
hth
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discussion comment
18 years ago
FONDL.. clubs that dont get a lot of reviews dont count in the top 40s. They need at least 7 reviews. hth
discussion comment
18 years ago
this system doesn't really penalize clubs with fewer reviews. It just doesn't allow them on the top 40 lists. All clubs still have a ranking and rating regardless of the number of reviews they have. You can search for high rankings and ratings on the search page.
hth
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discussion comment
15 years ago
I like that the Annual Fee is $75 as well. It's like Financial Darwinism, anyone that gets that credit card deserves it!<br type="_moz" />
article comment
14 years ago
@LeeH: 43 is not that old ;)