I find the new types a little confusing. What do you think?
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A: The original A
AB: The new B type
BC: The new C type
C: The original C type
D: The original D type
E: The original E type
I feel like it would be much clearer if they were labeled this way.
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I’ve never really thought about it, so I’m not sure.
Isn’t one of the advantages of a dating club that, regardless of her type, you don’t have to have an adult relationship with someone you don’t want to?
I can’t hide my surprise that some male members complain or get angry about that. I also think clubs that change their rules to accommodate such men are something else—but I suppose they can’t ignore requests from such an important source of revenue.
What does “type fraud” even mean? lol
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I’ve only ever made offers to C and D, and I don’t enter the world of B, so from now on I’ll just make offers to the new D. It doesn’t really bother me.
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Now that C types have become D types…
I’m worried some people might pretend not to know and say, “You don’t need an allowance, right?”
Please send your requests to the staff via LINE or email.
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C-type becoming D-type…
I’m worried that some people might pretend they don’t know and say, “You don’t need an allowance, right?”
Please send any requests to the staff via LINE or email.
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Exactly. They’re only splitting up B, but it affects everything through C and D, so things could be chaotic for about six months (lol).
I think the dividing line for splitting B makes sense—it’s really just a naming issue. The questioner’s suggestion would be fine, and simply calling them B1/B2 would have worked too. It kind of sounds like vitamins.
Maybe the membership site is designed so that class labels have to be a single letter. But I think that could be solved by separating the codes used internally from the names displayed to users…
Still, the IT department seems pretty small, and putting too much strain on them could turn into a compliance issue, so let’s just watch from the sidelines with sympathetic interest.
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There’s no system that everyone will find easy to understand.
Once a new system is introduced, anyone who wants to use the club simply needs to adapt to it.
If you’re unhappy with it, why not start your own dating club?
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