Male members, about how many women do you have saved to your favorites list? I have quite a few, but sometimes it takes me a while to decide who to make an offer to.
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I think it would be useful to have a feature that lets you narrow down your favorites one more step—for example, marking someone as “under consideration for an offer” or moving them to a separate page for potential offers. What do you think?
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I currently have six.
I think it’s best to narrow things down and choose from the start. In my case, it often takes a while before I get to the next offer, so some of my favorites occasionally disappear. When that happens, I start reviewing the next candidates.
I only ever have one page of favorites, so there’s no need to narrow them down further.
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I think you should email the club with your request. That said, I’d definitely find a reorder function helpful too.
I have around 100 favorites. I only use my smartphone, so I can only speak from that perspective, but as Paper Airplane said, you used to be able to remove someone from your favorites and then add them again right away to move them to the top. I used to rearrange the order regularly that way, but it’s become more difficult now, so I no longer bother.
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At my busiest, I was seeing five or six people, but right now, I’m seeing no one.
My last offer was also in December of last year.
Given my situation, I’m fine without a feature like that. Sorry.
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I think there were around 200 at one point. With people naturally dropping off, the number seems to have been declining rather than increasing since then.
If you remove someone and then add them to your favorites again, they’ll appear on the first page, so I don’t think there’s really any problem.
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②It may look like a simple question at first glance, but it’s really a string of requests.
If you’ve been a member for seven years, a seasoned veteran, you should simply communicate your requests to the staff members you’ve built a good relationship with.
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