Feedback on tickling clips

[primetime]

Over the course of the life of the TMF, we have seen countless vendors make their clips available for us tickle lovers to purchase and enjoy. Of course, advertising such clips can open vendors up to feedback from the consuming public. Fair enough, you need feedback from your customers in order to enhance your product.

HOWEVER, what I find disturbing is when a vendor posts a tickle clip preview on this forum, CLEARLY label what the clip is (F/F, M/M, feet, underarms, belly, etc..) and yet we see feedback from people who DO NOT like the subject matter at all. For example, when a vendor posts a M/M clip and it is CLEARLY labeled as a M/M clip, you get people posting comments such as "disgusting" and other insults.

The question is WHY do these people post their opinions on a clip when they automatically do not like the subject matter? What compels these people that they have to chime in with an already biased opinion? They don't watch the clip, they automatically criticize the product just because of the subject matter.

I see this occuring now with a clip about hairy underams. The thread is clearly labeled what it is about and yet we still get people giving disgusting comments about it. The vendor doesn't normally do these type of clips, did one for that small niche requests, CLEARLY labeled what the product was about, yet people still chime in with insults. WHY???? I mean, do you really have to state your opinion? If you like the subject matter, but didn't like the clip that is one thing. But if you don't like the subject matter at all, why even click on the thread?

Seriously, what gives?

 

[DontAskJusTckle]

Over the course of the life of the TMF, we have seen countless vendors make their clips available for us tickle lovers to purchase and enjoy. Of course, advertising such clips can open vendors up to feedback from the consuming public. Fair enough, you need feedback from your customers in order to enhance your product.

HOWEVER, what I find disturbing is when a vendor posts a tickle clip preview on this forum, CLEARLY label what the clip is (F/F, M/M, feet, underarms, belly, etc..) and yet we see feedback from people who DO NOT like the subject matter at all. For example, when a vendor posts a M/M clip and it is CLEARLY labeled as a M/M clip, you get people posting comments such as "disgusting" and other insults.

The question is WHY do these people post their opinions on a clip when they automatically do not like the subject matter? What compels these people that they have to chime in with an already biased opinion? They don't watch the clip, they automatically criticize the product just because of the subject matter.

I see this occuring now with a clip about hairy underams. The thread is clearly labeled what it is about and yet we still get people giving disgusting comments about it. The vendor doesn't normally do these type of clips, did one for that small niche requests, CLEARLY labeled what the product was about, yet people still chime in with insults. WHY???? I mean, do you really have to state your opinion? If you like the subject matter, but didn't like the clip that is one thing. But if you don't like the subject matter at all, why even click on the thread?

Seriously, what gives?

As I see it Prime, there are two possibilities. 1) The people doing this are not paying attention. They are clicking on links without reading the text that accompanies them. 2) They dislike m/m (as an example) so much that they'd prefer to take a snipe at the poster of it, rather than just move on to another clip that better suits their tastes.

 

[MrTicklefeet]

3) There are more obnoxious kids on here now that know they can be snarky in public and nobody is able to slap them for it. Use to be a lot worse here before, but still, No real logical reason except to be disruptive and attract attention.

 

[primetime]

I agreew ith you guys. It makes no sense to me why people want to snipe at tickling clips where the subject matter is not something they would even enjoy. Just snipe at stuff you like, but didn't like the product...

 

[hlkkln]

Once i bought a clip by being attracted the scene in the photo but this position was in the second part of the scenerio in ither worlds in part 2... the partie that i bought was full of actions that i did not like .. i complained and took the.second part freely... the producer did not do it very Voluntarily but i think i had reason... what would you think about such a case if you were judge?

 

[primetime]

Once i bought a clip by being attracted the scene in the photo but this position was in the second part of the scenerio in ither worlds in part 2... the partie that i bought was full of actions that i did not like .. i complained and took the.second part freely... the producer did not do it very Voluntarily but i think i had reason... what would you think about such a case if you were judge?

There is a difference between what your feedback was and what I am referring too. In your feedback, you were responding to something that you might have LIKED, but it didn't meet your expectations. What I am referring to are those people who know they will NOT like the subject matter at all, but want to spend time posting on a topic they will never like with insults. What is the point of that?

 

[Deleted member 2452]

i have a different complaint; people posting clips w/o labeling them, m/f, f/m f/f, etc.
if you don't label, you can expect to get negative feedback.

steve

 

[primetime]

i have a different complaint; people posting clips w/o labeling them, m/f, f/m f/f, etc.
if you don't label, you can expect to get negative feedback.

steve

I agree. But, that has to do with posts no clearly labeled. But we also have those who still write insults on posts that ARE clearly labeled. That is the issue I have. Why do it? For example, if a thread is clearly labeled as M/M, would you post in it? I know you do not like same sex tickling, so would you do it?

 

[hlkkln]

There is a difference between what your feedback was and what I am referring too. In your feedback, you were responding to something that you might have LIKED, but it didn't meet your expectations. What I am referring to are those people who know they will NOT like the subject matter at all, but want to spend time posting on a topic they will never like with insults. What is the point of that?

I know they are different but i just wanted to share what came to me... who has reason in such a situation that a customer buy a clip with the image of hogtie but in the clip the ticklee is tickled in stock for example.. what to do if the customer like hogtie only?