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15 Dec 2005

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15 Dec 2005

Seriously are people so f'kin thick that they can't work out that they are a man seeking women not woman seeking groups?
I reckon 33% of postings are in the wrong sections . . .
Pet hate . . . sorry for the rant
SC

15 Dec 2005

There's already a thread about this somewhere.

15 Dec 2005

Nope, haven't said anything before
must be a common thing confused

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will try and find the old thread

15 Dec 2005

at least they can spell banghead

15 Dec 2005

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marks out of two for my spelling :?:
i'd give me one :!:
don't want to start a fight but what's spelt wrong dunno

15 Dec 2005

sorry, not you. the one line morons who can't post in the right place.
just had a look at WSM and it's mainly blokes on the 1st page dunno

15 Dec 2005

Its a problem i.e. women seeking men, some may think that its the place to post for women seeking men, so it needs to be clearer, adding I'm a ####### may help, but it needs fixing and it may be that the peeps posting like that got confused.

15 Dec 2005

I think there's a simple technical fix... since the site now knows if a member is male/female or a couple, why not Restrict the drop down menu to only the options that are relevant? If men don't see a "women seeking men" option, then they can't post there!

15 Dec 2005

Quote by Mister_Discreet
I think there's a simple technical fix... since the site now knows if a member is male/female or a couple, why not Restrict the drop down menu to only the options that are relevant? If men don't see a "women seeking men" option, then they can't post there!

Good idea, just don't forget that some couples will also want to advertise as a single male or female as well :thumbup: