Could someone explain the display order of women on the top screen?
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There are sections such as All, New Members, and Picks, but when a woman enters information into her schedule calendar, does she move up toward the top as one of the latest updates?
I’m asking because I’d like to determine which women are active, rather than those whose profiles are being left unattended.
When I make an offer, I first check whether our schedules align before contacting someone.
If the answer is, “Don’t worry about that—just make an offer first,” I’d appreciate knowing that as well.
I’d also welcome any other advice on coordinating schedules.
Thank you in advance.
Maezawa here.
A woman’s schedule calendar doesn’t automatically move to the top or become more recent when she enters her availability.
If you want to identify women who are active, their profiles will move up when they post a selfie or edit their own comments. That may be a useful way to judge their activity.
> When I make an offer, I first check whether it fits my own schedule.
That’s certainly very considerate. Normally, however, you can enter all of your preferred dates and make an offer through the member page. We’ll then check whether the woman is available on those dates, and if any of them work for her, your schedules match and the date is confirmed.
If none of the dates you provided—for example, all five—work for her, we can also ask for her preferred dates and pass them along to you, just in case.
So in that sense, the same process takes place even if you make the offer before checking with her, and I think it’s perfectly fine to make an offer right away.
As for the women’s calendars, if several days have passed since they were updated, they may already have other plans. Checking the “update” date shown below the calendar—the date the woman entered it—should give you a general idea.
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