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I always look, I read and I may send them a message without asking to be friends. Sometimes they bother to send a reply. Lol
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How many of you, actually look at the PROFILE of the person you're asking to be friends with?
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If they can't compose/write a decent profile, I just pass them by/bye.
That's it, short and sweet.
That's it, short and sweet.
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I always look at their profile.
If it's not interesting, I move on.
If it's not interesting, I move on.
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I do all of the time.
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I do read profiles before sending requests. So I can tailor a request to them specifically
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I always do, to find out the details, as a few have AV pictures here that in no way shape or form relate to the person
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I read every profile before accepting a friends request. But I do get confused on why some asked to be friends, you accept them based on there profile, then you never hear from them. Why did they ask to be friends. Anyone know? I have several that have done that.
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Most of the time I am asked to be a friend. In that case I always check out the profile. When I actually ask someone to be a friend it is because I have seen them around and looked at their profile for quite a while. Perhaps a week, or even a month.
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I do, some like dozens of times when I see their comments, very good at forgetting.
Ha! Me too. Sometimes I just accept and read later. I never remember anyways
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Me too. I always look. But I wonder how many read mine.
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I'm always reading profiles. I (re)read them before posting in the forum, when I encounter new (for me) "faces" there, when I read a story from someone I don't know yet, or simply because I'm curiously browsing profiles in the members list.
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If you've received a basic academic education and some instruction in being polite, then it's only common courtesy to read the profile.
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How can you not?
I would never accept or invite anyone who has no profile information. It gives you a picture of what the person is like and If you would be interested talking to them
I would never accept or invite anyone who has no profile information. It gives you a picture of what the person is like and If you would be interested talking to them
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I always read a persons profile, as I don't want to be talking to someone I have nothing in common with, or have any intrest in. I think its rude not to read a persons profile when you want to talk to them or if they have asked to be friends.
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I always look at their profile page to find out about the person. I like to get to know someone I may want as a friend and cyber lover. If they have taken the time to make their page nice, and to write down what they want me to know about them, then I don't want to be rude, and not to at least read what they have to say.
Another thing is that you can't just go by their nickname to determine if they are male or female. You have to read their bio carefully. They may really be a guy pretending to be a girl and the main way I figure this out is by the way they word and speak when writing their bio. Guys just don't talk the same way girls do mostly. I'll admit even then, I've been caught off guard to find later that someone I had played with in cyber, or roleplay, wasn't who they seemed to be...smiles
Another thing is that you can't just go by their nickname to determine if they are male or female. You have to read their bio carefully. They may really be a guy pretending to be a girl and the main way I figure this out is by the way they word and speak when writing their bio. Guys just don't talk the same way girls do mostly. I'll admit even then, I've been caught off guard to find later that someone I had played with in cyber, or roleplay, wasn't who they seemed to be...smiles
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