IN-Call Game theory stuff on reviews

[DirtyHarry]

Good info here, thanks Zook.

 

[oyster shucker]

Not exactly sure how one compares "Poker" to "poke her". But i totally agree that more people should write reviews.

Just keep in mind it doesn't have to be some long thought out detailed story. Simply saying yeah she's hot, great body, lovely face, full GFE yada yada. That would be quite informative and a basis for further discussion by other members which will lead to more info on the girl in question.

 

[SinnerWTF]

Not exactly sure how one compares "Poker" to "poke her". But i totally agree that more people should write reviews.

Just keep in mind it doesn't have to be some long thought out detailed story. Simply saying yeah she's hot, great body, lovely face, full GFE yada yada. That would be quite informative and a basis for further discussion by other members which will lead to more info on the girl in question.

Well said dude. I will try to post my short reviews later on.

 

[Campbell]

Excellent thread Zook.

Say that again.

 

[Swede]

The most valuable element of a review is the information that leads you to spending your money wisely. This is a thought provoking thread Zook. There really isn't a lot of upside in reviewing except that if a group of reviewers all decide to stop, then the body of information available to all (lurkers too) diminishes and more bad hobbying decisions are made. This helps the bad SPs and hurts the good ones. Prisoners Dilema is really all about the value of information (whatever occupation) and whether or not to dispense it or hoard it.

Fantastic thread Zook!

 

[Jackson]

The most valuable element of a review is the information that leads you to spending your money wisely. This is a thought provoking thread Zook. There really isn't a lot of upside in reviewing except that if a group of reviewers all decide to stop, then the body of information available to all (lurkers too) diminishes and more bad hobbying decisions are made. This helps the bad SPs and hurts the good ones. Prisoners Dilema is really all about the value of information (whatever occupation) and whether or not to dispense it or hoard it.

Fantastic thread Zook!

Yes a fantastic threa and a good post from you too, Swede.