I have a question about profiles.

I’m Date◎Yume, a male member. This isn’t directly related to the question, but I thought it was absolutely spot-on, so I wanted to add a little something… > To the staff who delete posts without answering: I wish they would answer first and learn what it’s like to provide an answer. > Even if you think it’s wrong to score people in the question box and want to delete it, I feel you should answer first, put yourself in the respondent’s shoes, and only then make your judgment. ↑ As the great papa-katsu gentleman often says: Don’t hide away and do things behind the scenes! Step forward, show yourself! State your opinion! Let everyone judge you…

Maezawa from the Corporate Planning Office here as well. There probably isn’t a history feature like the one on matching apps. So it’s fine to view it as many times as you like. Please browse with peace of mind. P.S. > Just like with the previous makeup question, why aren’t any of the staff answering? > It seems Tajima has become the person in charge, so please do something about it. (笑) I wish someone would do something about it too. Some staff members even delete questions despite never having answered one themselves. (笑) Tajima will decide how to handle that going forward. If too many questions get deleted, I think eventually no one will answer anymore. So I’d like staff members who delete questions without answering them first to try answering and learn what it’s like to be the one responding. Even if they say they want to delete a question because it’s inappropriate to assign scores in the question box, I feel they should answer it first, put themselves in the respondent’s shoes, and then make that judgment. Please answer first. By the way, some of the staff members who used to answer questions stopped doing so after being publicly attacked. Some questioners seem to think that, because they’re anonymous, they can say whatever they want. But I want them to understand that their words can hurt people. Recently, someone even mentioned a respondent by name and wrote something bizarre about them, but we don’t display things like that. Many posts are deleted before the respondents even get a chance to see them.

I’m a male member based in Seattle. Men can’t see your history. The only time they might know is when they tap “Sounds great.”