For that reason, I don't think it's possible to improve the quality of comments. If the userbase is primarily only here because they're attracted to muscular women, they're not going to start commenting on their diet or workout plan, so there's really nothing else to say on these photos other than what we're already seeing. It's just a fact we have to accept. So, it's not worth any development or moderation effort to attempt to change that. No need to complicate things. Instead, it's best to just minimize the problems caused by the comments with your solution of making them visible only for logged in users. IMHO.
Ditto. This is a site that people come to to see pics and clips of gorgeous, muscular women. Period. If you're expecting the comments to reflect something other than that, you're dreaming. There's occasional sharing of information about a model, but mostly it's going to be, "Wow, she's hot!" And what's wrong with that?
If you're designing the site to attract the few women who might actually participate here if the content was "cleaner", rather than the thousands of users, that's also a losing proposition. Know who your "customers" are. They're not the women, they're the guys (and a few women) who come to look at pics of the women. My guess is that the comments are irrelevant to most of the people who visit here. I don't know how hiding them is going to make any difference.
There's too much hand-wringing about "what the neighbors might think". This site is what it is and trying to make too many changes is just going to kill it. If find it ironic that GWM advertises a site that is basically a porn cam site for muscle lovers and is suddenly worried about moral purity in the comments section.
Well, if they themselves want to put it on the billboard they can only blame themselves. That's just today's victim mentality hard at work: "Oh look at me, how hard my life is, instagram personality with 100k followers and numerous sponsorships, I occasionally get mean comments on the internet" Cry me a river.
although it definitely doesn't stop people w/access from screenshotting comments and sending them to the appropriate party. kristina moser posted a comment from the "bad experience" thread to her instagram so people will make it public if they want
I'm glad my suggestion was heeded. Nobody wants to see inappropriate comments coming up when googling their own name. Even worse their employers googling their name. Social media background checks are the norm these days.
Log in | Register
Ditto. This is a site that people come to to see pics and clips of gorgeous, muscular women. Period. If you're expecting the comments to reflect something other than that, you're dreaming. There's occasional sharing of information about a model, but mostly it's going to be, "Wow, she's hot!" And what's wrong with that?
If you're designing the site to attract the few women who might actually participate here if the content was "cleaner", rather than the thousands of users, that's also a losing proposition. Know who your "customers" are. They're not the women, they're the guys (and a few women) who come to look at pics of the women. My guess is that the comments are irrelevant to most of the people who visit here. I don't know how hiding them is going to make any difference.
There's too much hand-wringing about "what the neighbors might think". This site is what it is and trying to make too many changes is just going to kill it. If find it ironic that GWM advertises a site that is basically a porn cam site for muscle lovers and is suddenly worried about moral purity in the comments section.
Well, if they themselves want to put it on the billboard they can only blame themselves. That's just today's victim mentality hard at work: "Oh look at me, how hard my life is, instagram personality with 100k followers and numerous sponsorships, I occasionally get mean comments on the internet" Cry me a river.
although it definitely doesn't stop people w/access from screenshotting comments and sending them to the appropriate party. kristina moser posted a comment from the "bad experience" thread to her instagram so people will make it public if they want
It's a good change - fence off the yard to hide the cringe from the neighbours.
I'm glad my suggestion was heeded. Nobody wants to see inappropriate comments coming up when googling their own name. Even worse their employers googling their name. Social media background checks are the norm these days.
Yes I would be interested in that.
Would there be any interest in a time indicator for chat messages, even if it is only visible as a mouse hover over a username in desktop mode?
What the hell happened here?! And what topic to avoid?
Thread got derailed a bit; please avoid that topic.
Wow that escalated.
I like the progress collages but, as above, they need to be well done - similar pose and not from some grainy old thumbnail
Okay. if I may conclude, it means that you only allow combining:
a. 2 fbbs with the same pose / identical
b. Shows the physical progress of a fbb
CMIIW