Marshallimew
New Member
I have lurked around here a long time. I have read reviews that were helpful and others that seemed just like ranting.
I used to post on other boards when I was younger and lived elsewhere. I never asked a massage therapist if they wanted reviews. I just wrote them, good ones, and not so good. But I learned that even the good ones can upset a therapist if there are too many details they don't want known. I now believe asking if they want a review is the courteous thing to do.
In the most recent example, it's good to see that some guys here have deleted postings at the request of Kelly. Like I commented on another posting, I have seen her and she is for me a very good RMT, and also a nice person and in my opinion doesn't deserve the negative comments she is getting about herself.
Let's be civil, whether writing a good or not so good review.
I used to post on other boards when I was younger and lived elsewhere. I never asked a massage therapist if they wanted reviews. I just wrote them, good ones, and not so good. But I learned that even the good ones can upset a therapist if there are too many details they don't want known. I now believe asking if they want a review is the courteous thing to do.
In the most recent example, it's good to see that some guys here have deleted postings at the request of Kelly. Like I commented on another posting, I have seen her and she is for me a very good RMT, and also a nice person and in my opinion doesn't deserve the negative comments she is getting about herself.
Let's be civil, whether writing a good or not so good review.