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 Two questions: 1. Photo? 2. Profile update date?
Posted by Ernest__CT on 7/17/05 10:35pm

Thank you in advance to all who express opinions!

1. What is your opinion about adding a photo to your profile? (I'm asking from the point of view of a mature [50-something] white male. If I were female I wouldn't use a photo.) Both pro and con thoughts will be appreciated!

2. When we update our Profiles, the date is listed when someone views it. In your opinions, is it more valuable to have the date semi-current (e.g., within the last couple of months) or to have the date longer ago so that people (presumably signing services and title companies) will know that the profilee has been around a while?
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