Lately, I’ve noticed that members’ names are sometimes included in date reviews. Is it really okay to post members’ names on a page that anyone can view?
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Are the date reviews submitted by members posted without staff checking them first?
Maezawa from the President’s Office here.
Even though we clearly ask people not to include names or other identifying details, a lot of them still can’t follow that simple request.
Am I imagining it, or do a lot of Universe members seem unable to follow these kinds of request-based rules?
We’ve had no choice but to tighten the staff’s review process, but if this keeps happening, we may end up deciding not to publish feedback at all.
Honestly, the easiest option would be not to do anything, since that wouldn’t require any staff time.
Also, the question box has been filling up with pointless one-line questions, which has been a lot to deal with...
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I’m Dai, a male member.
Since it’s just my club name, I don’t think it’s a major issue.
If it’s clear that your club name has been posted, I’m sure the staff can correct it if you let them know.
One of the good things about Universe Club is that members can post their survey responses without them being screened first.
Other dating clubs probably don’t work that way.
Considering that not everyone fills out a survey after their first date, you can clearly see that a considerable number of dates take place every day.
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I’m Basil, a male member.
It’s not their real name, so why not? If writing harsh things causes them to get fewer offers, that’s their own fault. And the opposite can happen too.
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