You want both providers and punters to provide ID before they can use your site? Good luck with that. And as for using protection being 'mandatory', a) you don't get to tell us how to work and b) you have no way whatsoever to police this? There is also no way to search or even separate listings by country, let alone city/area.

I can't comment on the forum posts because the translation is so bad the English versions don't make any sense, plus they don't open when clicked on so we can't read past the first couple of sentences. It looks incredibly dull and drab too, although I suppose it's discreet at least.

I'd stick to Russian if I was you. I don't use Reddit, but from the little I know of it there are sex worker sections on there already.

You want both providers and punters to provide ID before they can use your site? Good luck with that. And as for using protection being 'mandatory', a) you don't get to tell us how to work and b) you have no way whatsoever to police this? There is also no way to search or even separate listings by country, let alone city/area.

I can't comment on the forum posts because the translation is so bad the English versions don't make any sense, plus they don't open when clicked on so we can't read past the first couple of sentences. It looks incredibly dull and drab too, although I suppose it's discreet at least.

I'd stick to Russian if I was you. I don't use Reddit, but from the little I know of it there are sex worker sections on there already.

> You want both providers and punters to provide ID before they can use your site?

Maybe that can be voluntary, but visible to other users. It would be useful for safety, but it might scare off people, you're right.

> And as for using protection being 'mandatory'

I copied this from another place. In general, it's helpful if the customers know what kind of rules to expect. The rule is meant for customers, not providers.

> plus they don't open when clicked

You can click on the "comments" button, but you're right, I'll change it to open when you click on the post itself.

Can you remove the ":'(" that you put at the start of the post?

This has been removed, however it got there.

Are you saying that you will not allow us to specify the services we offer/don't offer? Because if not, there's your 'safety' issue.

I have very few preference there. I would go with whatever works best as long as it's safe, legal, and non-exploitative.

Why are you presenting us with an unfinished website cobbled together from plagiarised bits of other people's sites? This is your only chance at promoting yourself here and most people would be wanting to make it count?

It's a work in progress. I don't even know if this would be useful to anyone.

This is how I imagined the forum might be used:

Let's say I'm Spanish speaking and I want to provide my services in Cologne, Germany. I could go to the forum, filter by Cologne and read the top posts describing the most important things and also the things to watch out for. The posts might be largely written in German, so I use the translations. Sure, they are not perfect, but maybe they are useful. That's what I'm trying to find out before I continue with the website.

You could also just copy paste the German parts you wanted into Google Translate.

I think it would be a problem having many different local forums and not knowing which one to trust for which location.

What do you think the likelihood is of somebody who only speaks Spanish (no German and no English) going to Germany to work? I doubt most would be likely to go and work in a place where they would struggle to understand the punters - how would they take bookings and answer enquiries properly? Understanding some waffle on a website would be the least of the potential problems.

I think you're also overestimating the importance of 'local forums', but you crack on. So you're intending to cover every city/region in the world? How many 'local forums' will that be in total?

I don't know how useful this is. That's what I'm trying to find out. In this case, if you replace Spanish with English, it becomes much more common, I think.

When it comes to how many cities can be covered, there's no limit. It's not more effort to have 1000 than to have 10, at least when it comes to the technical side of things.

The email address is the one on the main SAAFE site. There is only one.

Do not use anything from the SAAFE site or forum on your website. We do not give permission for you to plagiarise our content and will take action if you do.