What kinds of problems do you think arise for members when women aren’t told what class they’ve been registered in?

I’m Saito, a column writer♪ I probably shouldn’t be the one answering this, but as you said, it does seem that recently, something like a going rate has become recognized (or at least more widely known). The Standard tier has also started asking for higher amounts, while allowances for Black-ranked women have actually been going down. (Some women are trying hard to keep the going rate from dropping, but it feels like the whole thing is on the verge of collapsing...) Even if President Kida’s thinking is simply that the classes should be set so women receive a reasonable number of setting offers, from the women’s perspective, I think they can only interpret it as a ranking based on looks. Could this be why the new location was created—to prevent a situation where there are no overwhelmingly beautiful women...? That’s one of the many things I’ve been thinking about. Sorry this doesn’t really answer your question. - Some men tell women what rank they’re in. - By looking at the ranks of the men who send them offers, women are gradually getting a sense of their own rank. Maybe it’s a gray area that’s like a yellow warning light (and yellow means stop, you know~).

Maezawa here. We’ve had a similar question in the past, which our representative, Kida, answered. Does this resolve your question? https://universe-club.jp/help/questions/view/13