"Post pics of the dancers"
A cross-posted complaint that's largely meaningless, since I'm sure the people posting the comments don't visit these forums and aren't thinking things through:
I've seen comments on clubs' social media pages recently complaining the clubs aren't showing pictures of the dancers on those pages. One guy even said they aren't "promoting" the dancers and accused them of not helping the dancers out.
This is an asinine complaint to me.
I'm not saying clubs [I]shouldn't[/I] post pictures of dancers on their Facebook pages or Instagram stories. Reposting posts from dancers who do take locker room selfies? Go for it if they're putting it out there themselves.
However, not every dancer wants her picture identifiably tied to working in a club. Some of these ladies have other jobs or families they don't want to have find out about their dance gig or don't want stalker customers chasing them down IRL. Nature of the biz.
Furthermore, in 2024, a lot of ladies aren't just going to give that stuff away. Want to see their pics? Subscribe to their OF for $9. 99 a month.
As mentioned, some girls are fine with it, but they're not always a representative sample of dancers at larger clubs. And no larger club is going to post pictures of all 40-75 girls working that night.
Force girls, or even put subtle pressure on them, to do it and some will quit or look for ways around it. I know of one dancer who set up something because I think the club wanted them all to have club-tied individual Instagram pages. She consciously made a point not to post an actual picture of herself as her profile pic and hasn't done anything with the account since its creation. As a guy who likes the dancers for whom there's more to life than working at the club, I'd rather not push those girls out.
Also, sometimes clubs then heed pressure to produce representative content and take pictures or video at their big events. Then, guys like me that would rather not be seen out at a club have to be on the lookout for cameras and duck out of the way.
In short, the club will do what it does. Part of what you're paying for when you go to a club is getting to see the merchandise in person and interact with it personally. Don't ask for something for free that is meant to be paid for. Or, if that's what you want, I hear there's this stuff on the internet called porn that's pretty easy to find.
My two cents.