Leaving feedback after something has manifested is fine and I suspect this is the case with readers for whom there are 16000 feedback responses out of 48000 readings (or approximate
ly one feedback per 3 readings. However, I think some of these readers are being touted as accurate when it could be a lucky guess. For example, if I read with a reader and ask if I will be with someone on NY Eve, and they predict yes, and I do spend NY Eve with that person, do you really consider it an accurate prediction, or do you chalk it up to a lucky guess. After all, I have a one in two chance of guessing the accurate answer to that question.
Now, alternative
ly, if in a reading a reader without any questions posed about NY Eve stated that I will spend NY Eve with someone I have had little contact with over the last months...th
en I would say that's an accurate prediction because it wasn't a case of having a 50/50 chance of guessing at all....it was something seen that was quite unlikely.
I leave feedback when predictions manifest. Not all predictions are "outcome" related, so I find it helpful to others to leave feedback when accurate predictions are made regardless of the type of prediction (i.e. timeframe, contact, work, love, etc.).