four things that make a good report
Atmosphere: not just something vague like “work” or “school” or “a club”, but a good description of the environment and the general mood there.
Detail about the persons effected: not just the effects, but what kind of person is this, age, race, etc and more importantly, what if any relationship do they already have with you. An attraction based product could produce dramatically different results in a woman you just met to a woman that’s had you in the friend zone for months. This info could actually be helpful.
YOUR ACTIONS!!! You could come in and report that 2 sprays of MX-OU812 and 1 spray of P-I81B4U doesn’t do a damn thing for you, but if you leave out the fact that you sat in the darkest corner of the bar sulking and looking like a potential axe murderer the info about lack of hits isn’t really helpful.
Preconceived expectations, this pretty much goes along the lines of detecting possible placebo effects. But can work both ways. Some people can get great results because they have great expectations, some may be disappointed by the subtlety of a real pheromone hit compared to the Axe commercials. Knowing what you expected going in can help determine if your state of mind is coloring your perception of effects.
two things that can ruin a report.
Pherobombing: When an MX is being released for testing purposes, the formula was chosen to see the effects of specific molecules in specific doses and ratio’s to each other. When you also happen to be wearing 2 drops of A314, 1 spray of tuth, two sprays each of IO and Shine and a combination of P86/P83…all layered over two sprays of MX8675309, then filtering through the effects of all of those products to determine the effectiveness of the test product gets a little tricky.
Not mentioning colognes, personally I agree that wearing a cologne over your mones could effect the diffusion but that’s something that I think can be taken into account and factored in…IF YOU LET US KNOW WHAT YOU USED.
That said two of my favorite guys to read reports from are Steve and Gentleman. I get details that quite frankly make me feel like I’m there, I can visualize the Bucky Stars and I can practically see Hippie Girl. This is good, I think that specific details about the mood and personality of the people effected and places used is essential when reporting on a product designed to communicate mood and personality.
Soooooo I’m gonna be naughty and link TWO reports even though the rules say to do one (I’m a rebel)