Just a suggestion for any members out there. If you are just cruising the site checking who is online and such consider dropping into some of the new model's room and say HI. It is quite important to make them feel welcome and give them any tips as to how to get a good start on the site. Many often are either on the shy side or unsure of what they should be doing. Now I am not suggesting that you take advantage of them as that would defeat the whole purpose of what I am suggesting. Be polite and you just may find another FAV to add to your model list. If it is not the case please be kind to them as you leave the room.
I would be interested in what other members and models might think of this topic. Thank you
I don't think this is a bad idea, gofish, and in honesty, when I offered advice to a new model through his forum post, I was intrigued enough to visit and see how things were going. I am glad I did, as we are now good friends.
However, members also need to restrain themselves from giving excessive UNSOLICITED advice. If the model asks for help, that's one thing, and well-meaning members will do their best to assist...for example, explaining the differences between Party and Group Chats; between Private, Premiere, and Multi-User; if rates are too low or too high; offering suggestions on how to encourage tipping, pledging, etc.; how to deal with deadbeat freeloaders or rude members in the chat room. But outright telling a model what to do would be wrong on various levels, especially if the advice is potentially faulty or incorrect...though having several experienced and knowledgable members in the room would be a good check on potential mistakes in the advice.
Of course, if a less-than-scrupulous member is about to take advantage of a new model (or even an experienced one, sometimes), by all means step in and stop the situation cold!
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