What do the P-phers/MX/etc do?

[obliviron]

Hey guys, as the title suggests, what do phermones like MX123 and P99 (just as examples) do?
I am looking for a list of sorts, or maybe you guys have some common ones off the top of your head; I am looking for likableness vibe.

thanks guys

edit: also, how does someone become an ‘reporting user’. I bought phermones (IG, IH, and Ammo), I’d like to do a report, but do I have to be a reporting user, or does that come after I make a report?

[relativity]

@obliviron

edit: also, how does someone become an ‘reporting user’. I bought phermones (IG, IH, and Ammo), I’d like to do a report, but do I have to be a reporting user, or does that come after I make a report?

I can’t speak to the first question as I am not currently a reporting user either, but I do know that you gain RU status by making reports, and not the other way around. Gotta have the reports first so the admins know you are putting in the effort.

What I can say for the first part is that there really isn’t a book on all the putatives and experimental mixes, and that is for a reason. Seeing as all of those mones are in a testing stage the staff here would rather YOU go out and determine what they do, preferably without too many preconceived notions/explanations in your head beforehand. We’re supposed to be writing the book which you are looking for .

[SteveO]

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[mobocaster]

@obliviron

Hey guys, as the title suggests, what do phermones like MX123 and P99 (just as examples) do?

I am looking for a list of sorts,

edit: also, how does someone become an ‘reporting user’.

The idea of P’s and MX’s is that you test them and tell us - they are experimental/evaluation products and components of the consumer products. For that reason, AD does not publish lists, it may skew results.

If you search for “putative guide,” you will find quite a few threads by individual posters that list effects of the most common ones.

You simply report your findings, good or bad as regularly as you can. Steve will let you know when you make the grade.