QualityFirst -> Selection criteria: findom(me)s (5/7/2016 7:25:22 PM)
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Collarspace offers a number of selection criteria to look up people. Besides "Username", which has priority above all other selection criteria, we have "Gender", "Orientation", "State" (only for the USA), "Country", "Sexuality", "Ethnicity", "Age Range", "Max. weight", "Min. height", "Max. distance", "They are seeking", "Relocatable", and "Photos only". To me, people who require money are a no go. If I have the choice between a nearby dominant who requires $US 50 and a dominant that requires no money but costs me $US 100 to travel to her or to him, I prefer the latter. I will offer a dominant at the start and from time to time a present, but a dominant who requires money or a gift is a definitive turn off for me, and I suppose it is true for many other people here. Therefore, I consider the fact that a person requires or doesn't require money to be an important selection criterium, which Collarspace should allow for. There are people who require money and who are easily recognized, as they have some indication of it in their name or in the beginning of their profile. Others mention it only at the end of a relatively long profile text. Still others don't mention it at all in their profile, and tell it you only after you have sent them one or more messages. Do you agree that Collarspace should provide a selection criterion with respect to the fact that the person requires money or not?
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