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Meets: "your place", "our place", get confused.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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When posting a meet, I notice that some people think that "your place" refers to their own place rather than the other person's place.
e.g.
"Meet at your place on Tuesday 28 August 2018 in Scotland: XXXX Hotel
At this meet looking for: F M MF MM FF TV/TS
In XXXXX with Work and staying in town centre hotel, looking for fun or social meet with others. Message or wink if interested"
Clearly this man wants people to visit him, and should be using "our place", but has misunderstood what is meant by "your place", thinking it means his hotel.
I think the phrases need altering. e.g. "Do you want to travel to the contact ? (tick box)"; and "Do you want the contact to come and visit you ? (tick box)". Perhaps this would help avoid confusion. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Never seen anyone get confused, it seems perfectly simple as it is. If someone is too daft to work it out that could be a natural filter.
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Ha! Made me chuckle |
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"Never seen anyone get confused, it seems perfectly simple as it is. If someone is too daft to work it out that could be a natural filter.
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I've seen people get confused but helps me work out who I'm not going to meet |
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