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Why are there so many members here, but so few active ones?

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    April 29, 2012 1:41 PM PDT

    I originally posted this on Spawn's page in response to his comment that there are 1800 some odd members, but only 20-30 customers who actually comment regularly. The whole response didn't fit there, so I decided to bring it here to get some discussion going.  I've also added a couple things.


    My opinion is that people find this site because its very well positioned on Google for any searches for strip clubs or reviews.  I think that most people join the site thinking its a social site where they'll get to interact with dancers, get info and discounts and all that.    But the reality is that there are only a handful of actual customers posting as opposed to folks who are either directly or indirectly employed by clubs (DJs, managers, regulars who post RTRC's, etc....).   And even fewer dancers,  We have 127 dancer members and maybe 10 who post anything and maybe 5 who actually do more than just post their work schedule and actually interact with customers or post in discussions.

     
    I'd guess the process with most new members is the same:


    1)   They join and within a day or two get the obligatory friend requests from the same 10-15 people who ask every single member to be their friend. 


    2)    They try to hit on a girl or two, including the handful who sent friend requests.  But they also hit up the girls who are on here with hot photos, but never really post.   The inactive ones never respond and the active ones usually respond, at least initially,  by being pleasant, but focusing on getting the member to come into the club to see them.  This is NOT a shot at the dancers, btw, this is mainly a marketing/networking site for them and it goes without saying that they will use it that way and that no one is expecting them to respond immediately with friendship/dating from an initial zbone post.  But some of these new members think it'll be like facebook where you can go looking for friends/dates and they get discouraged when it doesn't happen. 


    3)    They see the discussions, but they're the same few people over and over having discussions which have no real relevance to the average person.  They're filled with inside references and in jokes and for someone who just wants to hear about which girls and clubs are fun, its off putting.  Plus, the fact is that there are usually only one or two discussions going at once.


    4)  Seeing that the site really doesn't get you discounts or connections at the clubs or with the dancers for the most part, they fade into the background and don't participate.   Now we may know that there are advantages to be had by interacting here, but it usually takes work on the part of the customer to get there and most guys won't do that.


    That's probably pretty close to the experience that most customers have on this site.  i'm not sure how that can be changed and honestly, it may not be able to be changed.  This site has always been a niche site with a very small active contingent.   It's like 3 months in with the new format and its essentially fallen back into the same patterns as the old site, except there are a couple more dancers occassionally posting comments and interacting with a small group of people they know or current/former customers.   Since it can never be what it pretends to be (a Facebook for strip clubs), it will probably always be the same thing it is now.


    This post was edited by Tillrules at April 29, 2012 1:44 PM PDT
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    April 29, 2012 3:35 PM PDT
    Tillrules - Thank You and I think you hit the nail on the head!
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    April 29, 2012 8:25 PM PDT
    Spawn said:
    Tillrules - Thank You and I think you hit the nail on the head!

     

    No problem.   Knowing what I've said is reasonably true, do you believe there is a way to improve newer member involvement beyond the same few folks?

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    April 29, 2012 8:52 PM PDT
    I have noticed that with the new layout the veteran PLs have gone mum....

    The old zbone was bare-bones basic but was ideal for chit chat and info sharing. I miss those old days.

    The thing is, with this new layout it's hard to navigate to where the info is...sometimes it's in the forums, sometimes it's in the club subpage, and sometimes it's just within member profile comments.
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    April 29, 2012 9:19 PM PDT
    BigBoyCaprice said:
    I have noticed that with the new layout the veteran PLs have gone mum.... The old zbone was bare-bones basic but was ideal for chit chat and info sharing. I miss those old days. The thing is, with this new layout it's hard to navigate to where the info is...sometimes it's in the forums, sometimes it's in the club subpage, and sometimes it's just within member profile comments.

     

    That is also an issue, especially with the RTRC, pic updates and occasional chit chat pushing things down the main page consistently.  It might be easier to separate info more, like having roll calls in their own completely separate area and reserving the club pages for conversation.  But it still doesn't seem to be so confusing that people wouldn't be able to find stuff.

     

     

    As to the veterans, i've said before that the advent of the dancers has slowed the flow of info as most people don't want to offend them.    Plus, the change over to a facebook model has changed the dynamic of the board a bit, which is nice in many ways and encourages new members, but it does lose some of the fun it used to have.

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    April 29, 2012 9:32 PM PDT
    True, the facebook style layout favors dancers with business savvy who know that having profile pics and occassionally joining the banter would help their income.

    But the veteran PL's have censored themselves for fear of being outted.

    It's a give and take I suppose...
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    April 29, 2012 9:46 PM PDT
    BigBoyCaprice said:
    True, the facebook style layout favors dancers with business savvy who know that having profile pics and occassionally joining the banter would help their income. But the veteran PL's have censored themselves for fear of being outted. It's a give and take I suppose...

    Yeah, it does.  I think the fear is being so honest will offend the dancers and then they'll participate even less than they do now as opposed to being outed.   Plus, there is the element of losing the club-ish feel of the old boards which keeps some folks quieter.  I do miss some of the stuff from the old board though (I was a long time lurker there).

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    April 29, 2012 9:51 PM PDT
    There is a place for Roll Calls, unfortunately there are a handful of DJ's and managers that just absolutely will NOT post in the right place. I always go to the club page on the right there it says plain and simple Discussions & RTRC. On our Home or Main page on the right side it says "RECENT Discussions" All RTRC's should be there. It's real simple.

    This has been the frustrating task of making people (PL's) post in the right place, so it makes it frustrating for PL's like you. As for the dynamics, yes it does invite new people which is nice. On the old Zbone board it was the same 10-15 PL's with 10 handles each except for Benn, Louis, Skylapper, Tai-Pan and ofcourse MR. Z to name a few. It was also WAAAY to easy to hide behind those names and INSULT, SLANDER and just be 100% Grade A A-Holes with Ha Ha it's funny! The board is designed for info, tongue and cheek humor, fun pics and intel on clubs, dancers as well as some PL's .

    Don't forget Zbone 1.0 was around for more than 20 years, Zbone 2.0 is in it's 6th month, after the 1st year I'm sure there will be some good hard looks on what works and doesn't work!


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    April 29, 2012 9:59 PM PDT
    I think there are several reasons.
    Some just don't think they have anything new to say. Someone else already made the point so why repeat it again.
    Some just don't want to bother. They are here to check RTRC and get some free intel and that's it.
    Some just don't think anything good comes of posting. A lot of my friends fall into this category. Everytime I post I get emails, texts and calls from my buddies about my posts.
    Some don't want to be discovered by their favs. It is hard to post and not be found out.
    Some feel like they have spent a lot of money gathering intel and info. Why should they share it with others for free. After all other guys are competition. I once wrote a glowing review about a dancer who had changed her ways and gotten so much better. I couldn't get a dance for weeks. She was always busy. I was happy for her but also I kind of felt like an idiot.
    Some just really liked the old bulletin board format and were used to it and now find this new format difficult. ( I am not one of them, I am glad Z changed to new format ).
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    April 29, 2012 10:10 PM PDT
    Spawn said:
    There is a place for Roll Calls, unfortunately there are a handful of DJ's and managers that just absolutely will NOT post in the right place. I always go to the club page on the right there it says plain and simple Discussions & RTRC. On our Home or Main page on the right side it says "RECENT Discussions" All RTRC's should be there. It's real simple. This has been the frustrating task of making people (PL's) post in the right place, so it makes it frustrating for PL's like you. As for the dynamics, yes it does invite new people which is nice. On the old Zbone board it was the same 10-15 PL's with 10 handles each except for Benn, Louis, Skylapper, Tai-Pan and ofcourse MR. Z to name a few. It was also WAAAY to easy to hide behind those names and INSULT, SLANDER and just be 100% Grade A A-Holes with Ha Ha it's funny! The board is designed for info, tongue and cheek humor, fun pics and intel on clubs, dancers as well as some PL's . Don't forget Zbone 1.0 was around for more than 20 years, Zbone 2.0 is in it's 6th month, after the 1st year I'm sure there will be some good hard looks on what works and doesn't work!

    I think changing the posting habits will have to be done from the site side, not the member side.  You hate to have too many rules on a site like this, but at the end of the day, the club employees who are posting are getting a benefit from it.  If they want to continue the benefit, they have to follow the rules.

     

    While I agree that there was occasionally malicious posting disguised as humor on the old board, it was also a lot of non-malicious fun and more intel being passed there.  I think the new model has made it much more of a business board first, both for dancers and clubs.  Like I said in the original post, there are very few active posters here who are not either dancers, club employees or club affiliated regulars. 

     

    Whether its getting new members is a different discussion and really the crux of our original discussion.  We have a whole lot of names, but its still the same people who do all the talking and posting.  But like you said, the site has only been around a few months (about 4 fully open) and improvements can be made.

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    April 29, 2012 10:14 PM PDT
    Ronin said:
    I think there are several reasons. Some just don't think they have anything new to say. Someone else already made the point so why repeat it again. Some just don't want to bother. They are here to check RTRC and get some free intel and that's it. Some just don't think anything good comes of posting. A lot of my friends fall into this category. Everytime I post I get emails, texts and calls from my buddies about my posts. Some don't want to be discovered by their favs. It is hard to post and not be found out. Some feel like they have spent a lot of money gathering intel and info. Why should they share it with others for free. After all other guys are competition. I once wrote a glowing review about a dancer who had changed her ways and gotten so much better. I couldn't get a dance for weeks. She was always busy. I was happy for her but also I kind of felt like an idiot. Some just really liked the old bulletin board format and were used to it and now find this new format difficult. ( I am not one of them, I am glad Z changed to new format ).

     

    Those are all pretty valid points, especially the ones about dancers.  No one wants to lose their hidden gem or favorite to overwhelming competition.   Plus, there is the fear of discovery, since as I've always maintained, this is not a site which is viewed positively by most dancers.

     

    I'm split on the new format.  I like the forums and the layout, but it has lost some charm and the level of intel has gone down a little since the move to the social media model.  The site has really been repurposed as an advertising site for clubs and dancers instead of a site for customers to share info and experiences.  

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    April 30, 2012 8:40 AM PDT
    Tillrules said:
    this is not a site which is viewed positively by most dancers.

    I don't think it's the site which is viewed positively or negatively by most dancers.  It's the comments or messages PL's post, or the PL's that dancers dance with that dancers view positively or negatively. 

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    April 30, 2012 8:50 AM PDT

    Why are there so many members here, but so few active ones?

     

    Z2 and Z1 are just like any community website.  The majority are lurkers or inactive.

     

    FWIW, I lurked a few years before becoming an active poster on Z1.

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    April 30, 2012 12:34 PM PDT
    actually it's quite simple. Log out and come back to zbone without logging back in. There's nothing there. Why does DVNH have so many clicks? It's the first and best option when you enter zbone. There's no menu at the top, there's no, "Forums" "Blogs" or "Groups" etc. to click on. I clean my computer cache sometimes several times a day, so if I goto zbone, THAT is what I see when I enter. Imagine being new to the site and you get dumped on the DVNH page. The new facebooking of posts has destroyed any "conversation" because there is NO POINT in writing anything over 2 lines. NOBODY will read it. So they take the jump and log on as a member. Shit is scattered EVERYWHERE. WHERE do I find info on say, DVNH? VIP? SRVN? Whatever. There's nothing but rollcalls on their main pages, which anyone would logically try first. They poke around the site a little, throw their hands in the air and off they go...
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    April 30, 2012 1:24 PM PDT
    Manual said:
    Tillrules said:
    this is not a site which is viewed positively by most dancers.

    I don't think it's the site which is viewed positively or negatively by most dancers.  It's the comments or messages PL's post, or the PL's that dancers dance with that dancers view positively or negatively. 


    I'm not sure I entirely agree with that. My experience has been that because of the things that are posted that dancers generally view this site negatively. This is not to say that posting here and revealing it is some sort of scarlet letter or anything, but I think the overall impression is that this is a negative place.
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    April 30, 2012 1:27 PM PDT
    Manual said:

    Why are there so many members here, but so few active ones?

     

    Z2 and Z1 are just like any community website.  The majority are lurkers or inactive.

     

    FWIW, I lurked a few years before becoming an active poster on Z1.


    I lurked too. Like you said, that's the reality of this site. But the new model should have made it more active, but it hasn't.
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    April 30, 2012 1:36 PM PDT
    @ron mexico: yes, the club specific discussion has been weakened by the new format. There were 3 or 4 boards on the old board where you knew certain people would hang out or you could get intel on the dancers at that club. That has been lost without real club specific boards. Maybe zbone should consider having club boards in addition to the more general board we have now. I don't think it would entirely bring back the old flow of conversation and intel, but it might make it easier.
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    April 30, 2012 4:14 PM PDT
    Tillrules said:
    but I think the overall impression is that this is a negative place.

    Any dancers care to comment on this?

     

    I don't see as much dancer bashing on Z2 than Z1.  There might be a bad dancer review but that doesn't mean it is a negative place.


    This post was edited by Manual at April 30, 2012 4:16 PM PDT
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    April 30, 2012 6:32 PM PDT
    I understand that guys are nervous about being outed (especially if they had a bad experience and are saying something negative) but the reality is that we dance for a lot of guys a night and it gets hard to keep them all straight- by waiting a few nights to post your review your decreasing the chance that said girl will see it- also most of the girls that get reviewed aren't on here...and the ones that are on here are usually cool enough to take the one or two bad reviews with grace...at least I would hope so...if a guy gets pissed because I have a NFZ, well then we just weren't a good match anyways- and yeah he's obviously not coming back for a second dance- and he might cost me a few more dances...but its not the end of the world, and I'd rather a guy buy a dance from me knowing what to expect rather than be let down...It would also help if you didn't spill irrelevant details about your trip (such as if you got a champagne room but you want to talk about the dancer leave that part out, it will make it harder for her to guess who you are....) Most of us have a signature lap style, so unless you bust out some very specific dance details chances are you could be any number of dances we've done that night....
    I only ever checked out the VIP page on the old Zbone, and it was the same couple of guys that always posted, here I feel like I'm exposed to so much more information by seeing a lot of other clubs/dancers/reviews etc...maybe its info overload, but I would think it would be so much easier to go to one homepage check out the right hand sidebars and see all the current posts/info than to have to check out each club individually...
    I think that with the site being set up differently it just feels more empty...I'm personally happy to see that the hate mongering has chilled out (you guys got vicious with each other sometimes) but I do feel bad for you guys not getting as detailed reviews....HOWEVER....the thought has crossed my mind that maybe the reviews are more tame because MAYBE (just maybe) they are actually more honest since they know we are watching and will call them on any lies..... Just look at Conductor Caboose's new review...I'm not sure if its a joke or not (and I'm not saying whether I think it is or isn't), but I could see how guys would say stuff like that all the time with it not being true, to be funny, or seem cool, or seem special with that certain girl knowing that she would probably never see it nor post a reply if it was a lie...whereas now word would travel pretty fast to her, and she would be more likely to call that person on it if it was a bs story....
    Maybe you guys should create a private group for PL's only -where you have the freedom to say exactly what you want without worrying about what we see...which offers you even more privacy than the old site would....
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    April 30, 2012 6:41 PM PDT
    OHHH and....I think the new format is actually decreasing the bad rep Z-boners of the past had...here we actually get to know you a little better and it seems like the mileage hounds have chilled out...I think that's what might have scared girls off so much before....on the old site if a girl got a "good" review in PL terms they were more often than not implying she gave extra's so much so that almost any "good" review of a dancer came with such implications...if she wasn't doing those things then she was more likely to get a bad review...I even had a few customers who cared about me and said they wouldn't review me as much as they wanted because they didn't want anyone to take it the wrong way...which was something I was thankful for at the time...more and more often now I see good reviews of dancers that seem like just that...like the girl gave a good dance and nothing more, and I feel like the PL's are just fine with that...it's comforting to know that just regular chill club goers come here and meet us...plus I think that by being on here people get to know me before they buy a dance with me and know what to expect so maybe my z-bone clientele has actually become more tailored to my style, and that's a good thing for everyone...
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    April 30, 2012 9:32 PM PDT
    @Manual: The lack of negative reviews on here is because of the dancer effect. No one wants to be really negative about dancers when the other dancers are on here. It's kind of like Z1 was a guy out with his male friends and not worrying about what he says or does because his friends know him and Z2 is the same guy with his friends, but his new girlfriend is along so he has to tone himself down.

    But my point was as to the reputation of the site itself still being a negative. I think there has been some acceptance of the site as an advertising tool, as we are seeing more dancers jump on to advertise, especially those girls who work at clubs like VIP and Imperial where other zbone member dancers work. But I still feel the overall reputation is one of being a site for guys looking for mileage info.

    @Carmen: I agree and disagree with your points. As I said above, the mellowing of some of the insults is a positive thing. I don't agree, however, that its fear of being called on lies that causes the mellowing as much as a fear of alienating the few dancers that do post with any sort of negativity.

    The less mileage laden reviews are as much a result of the new focus of the site as any "chilling out" from the customers. I do try to avoid direct mileage statements in reviews for just the reasons you gave, but me saying "Dancer X was fun to be around" simply doesn't carry much weight if taken literally or alternatively can simply be interpreted as me trying to use a code word for mileage.

    At the same time, the inability to post any negative reviews kind of hurts the site. Let's say there was a ROB at VIP, for example. Is anyone going to post a negative review, knowing that girls from VIP read this site and are active on it? Probably not.

    Or take it a step further and lets say a new dancer becomes active on the site. She friends everyone who asks, returns every poke and message, and charms every customer on the site. But then when the customers visit, she's a total ROB. Not a low mileage, great personality and overall great in the club experience, but a straight up air dancing, upselling witch. Every bad dancer cliche all rolled up into one. What happens when the member writes an honest review of her? He'll get jumped on by both customers and dancers.

    While I agree there is never a place for insulting and negative reviews, there needs to be the ability to exchange honest information. One thing I've noticed with dancer reactions to comments is that while many of the responses are well reasoned and respond to the criticism directly, there are many incidents when the dancers interpret any criticism as being bitter negativity and attack the poster instead of addressing the point. Admittedly, customers do the same as well.

    As to getting to know us better, I'm not sure that's happening on a wide basis. Sure, the dancers may get to know a few of us on an individual basis, but its not like they're really getting to know many of us. Which is the phenomenon I was talking about above, Maybe the 5 or 6 dancers who frequent the site and truly interact with the posters are getting a better view of us, but I don't really think most dancers outside of those who use the site want to take the time to do it. It's simply easier to think of us all as pervs so you don't have to consider our criticism.

    I'd be interested in your response to this: Do you really believe that your peers as a whole (as opposed to the ones who use the site) really view this as a positive site or still have the same overall opinion of it?
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    April 30, 2012 10:16 PM PDT
    We all need to remember one major factor, Mr Z fronted out of his pocket for 20 years hosting fees and worked his Hiny off so WE the friendly PL's can post, rant and OUT Dancers on Zbone 1.0

    Maybe just maybe the new format of Z2 was designed to create advertising and take the financial burden off of Z and make the site a bit more gender friendly. No need to go to GOOGLE when we have Way2EarlyMan! LOL! Having dancers like Carmen, Cassandra, Dani, Felicia, Maddux posting makes it more user friendly.

    As for posting Negative reviews, sometimes we PL's have to tell it like it is and what ever happens happens. LouASS posts reviews with No Holds Barred. He tells it like it is.

    Lastly I would like to Thank everyone who's posting on this thread, makes for Great Informative reading and insight on everyone's views...
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    April 30, 2012 11:44 PM PDT
    In response to your question Tillrules, I can only speak for girls at VIP, but I have seen a lot more outing there, and it not being a bad thing, the girls are more accepting of it and even a little intrigued, they see the girls get on here and that it is a positive thing for them, and maybe even start a profile as well, they don't seem to keep up with it as much as some, but they still have jumped on the bandwagon,...the other girls tend to actually not really care too much at all...whereas before there was a negative connotation with guys being from zbone, here anymore the girls are either a part of it or too lazy/not techie enough to really care to join, but there really isn't very much negative press about zbone anymore at all....now at other clubs the story could be completely different...I will say however that if we know you are from here then dancers like myself might even try a little harder to make sure you have a good experience (think more energy/more involvement not higher mileage) because we know if you give us a good review then that's good press... we also know how a lazy dance can equal bad press...
    When I spoke of getting to know you guys better I was speaking directly of the few girls who do use the site...however I think that it is because of that, that the negativity is starting to subside- the other girls who aren't on here know what kind of girls we are and that we are good clean professional dancers and we are speaking highly of the site and of the guys that it brings in...but again they are probably too lazy, too busy or not technologically inclined enough to really partake- not to bash my fellow employees but we all know the age old "typical" stripper focuses more on hair and nails than say a laptop with consistent internet or even keeping up with a cell phone plan.... which I think influences them to not be a part of the site, not for fear or disdain.... well that is just my own humble opinion, I could be completely wrong, but I know that such has been my personal experience- like I said before though, you guys should create a PL only, group so that you have a completely private place to give your honest reviews...which would actually be more free than the old zbone was as us girls used to monitor that site frequently and word spread like wildfire amongst us whether you realized it or not...in fact I can recall a very specific flame war between a dancer and a customer on the old site...which if you had a private group wouldn't happen ;)
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    April 30, 2012 11:45 PM PDT
    Ok there were way too many reply posts to read, so I'm just responding to Manuel's original thread. Personally, I LIKE the cult feeling of Zbone. When a customer tells me he is from Zbone, even if he doesn't give me his handle, I feel like I do when I meet someone from my hometown or with the same zodiac sign as me. It's kind of fun! I can't speak from a customer's perspective, but from a dancer's perspective I LOVE this site! I've gotten quite a few really cool customers from posting on here. Even guys who don't consider me their "type" have come & spent a very generous amount of money just because I take the time to talk to them. Also in person I don't have any game so this gives me another platform to approach customers that I wouldn't approach in the club.

    I don't think that guys tone are nicer on z2 because they know the girls are reading now... I mean, technically, the customers on here are still all anonymous unless they choose to out themselves to someone at the club. I talk to Manuel and Benn quite a bit on here, I've met both of them in the club, but I still can't match their handles to a face. Plus... I've been reading Zbone for a long time before I made an account. A LOT of dancers read this board, whether they post or not. It's been that way for a long time. We have always been reading, but we haven't always been posting. It's not like guys are afraid they might hurt our feelings, because things were posted about me before I was a member that pissed me off. Maybe guys are just afraid we might actually respond now. However I do recall a few times on z1 where dancers confronted their negative reviews (specifically Lola & Jenna). Maybe you guys just got soft on us!?
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    May 1, 2012 1:58 AM PDT
    cASSandra said:
    Ok there were way too many reply posts to read, so I'm just responding to Manuel's original thread. Personally, I LIKE the cult feeling of Zbone. When a customer tells me he is from Zbone, even if he doesn't give me his handle, I feel like I do when I meet someone from my hometown or with the same zodiac sign as me. It's kind of fun! I can't speak from a customer's perspective, but from a dancer's perspective I LOVE this site! I've gotten quite a few really cool customers from posting on here. Even guys who don't consider me their "type" have come & spent a very generous amount of money just because I take the time to talk to them. Also in person I don't have any game so this gives me another platform to approach customers that I wouldn't approach in the club. I don't think that guys tone are nicer on z2 because they know the girls are reading now... I mean, technically, the customers on here are still all anonymous unless they choose to out themselves to someone at the club. I talk to Manuel and Benn quite a bit on here, I've met both of them in the club, but I still can't match their handles to a face. Plus... I've been reading Zbone for a long time before I made an account. A LOT of dancers read this board, whether they post or not. It's been that way for a long time. We have always been reading, but we haven't always been posting. It's not like guys are afraid they might hurt our feelings, because things were posted about me before I was a member that pissed me off. Maybe guys are just afraid we might actually respond now. However I do recall a few times on z1 where dancers confronted their negative reviews (specifically Lola & Jenna). Maybe you guys just got soft on us!?
    [LouASS]-->I'm not afraid if dancers confront my post or in person and WILL STILL TELL IT LIKE IT IS whether they like it or not.   I gain nothing out of this whether I'm giving a positive or negative review on a dancer or the club. Yeah it was me that Jenna(dvnh dancer) confronted on my negative post about her.  It wasn't much of a big deal with what I said about her,  But she sure showed her true colors for all the PL's to see with her attacks at me being a PL which I found hilarious, LOL. 
    I'm sure many PL's found it very entertaining to read as well,  And yeah she knows who I am behind this handle as it was a no brainer given it was a slow night when I made a review about the club & her a day later.
    I was going to send her a private message Once I notice she joined Zbone 2.0,  that I don't hold any grudge towards her, But She is still bitter to this day(like a little girl)  with me as she has her profile page blocking me off ha,ha, LOL so I can't send her that message.   Same goes for that 50+-year old hag  Amber Lynn as she's got me blocked off too.  Not sure what the hell I did to her,  But oh well.

    This post was edited by LouASS at May 1, 2012 2:03 AM PDT