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OkCupid
OkCupid is a free online dating service. Have you taken the OkCupid tests and found your match? Well maybe you should... Use this community to share photos, videos, blogs, and random thoughts about the site.
Okcupid is a fun place to take quizzes, meet people, and learn more about yourself.
-Phantomslimbo
OkCupid has so many great tests...they are fun, created by people just like you, and best of all you get to rate them,so that people can make changes. It's always nice to be able to make a change. Even if its just a little one.
-Cocomunkie (on both)
On OKCupid, you can learn a lot about yourself while you search for a match. It's great! :D
~karmakazi219
OkCupid is an addictive way to pass the time when you can't sleep. ;)
-thelifehypnotic RGLMf
OKCupid is a good reminder that finding love should be FUN!
-justfriends6870 (here, and there)
OKCupid is my most secret thing I'm willing to admit... that I like online tests...
-whereiseljefe
I love OKCupid.. especially since I met someone very special recently :)
-pinktequila
OkCupid has some fun tests and quizzes to get to know yourself better, and know about other people! ;)
-robawts
At least on OKCupid, I don't have to pay $20 a month (or more) to be rejected or ignored by women. On the other hand, being free encourages others to well, jerk you around more.
- DiscoJer (here and there)
OKCupid hasn't led me to love yet, but it helped me to make some really good friends when I moved to a new city. Plus, it's amazing for killing time.
-chemfreak
OKCupid is a cool place to just be yourself free to tell the truth take brutally honest test and meet really cool people who like the same things you do.
~starter_88~
I like the tests, although I wonder about some of the demented minds that devise them. So far the matching has been hopeless for me, so I've given up on that aspect of it. But I have chatted with people from all over the world, which is uber-cool!
~ val0tte (on both) ~
It's a totally free matching service. It's also extremely accurate,
as long as (a) you're honest, and (b) you know what you want. We don't claim
to evaluate you perfectly, but we do claim to find someone who claims to fulfill
your claimed requirements, exactly.
We firmly believe that most matching sites are just personals services; their "matching"
systems are nonexistent or overly subjective.
While we have a small team here, we all take math (and all that math implies) very seriously. OkCupid is a fun project for us for a variety of reasons, only one of which is the actual content. We aim to be the best matching service on every front: superior technology, better math, better psychology. And of course, it's free, unlike all the others.
Source: OkCupid FAQ
While we have a small team here, we all take math (and all that math implies) very seriously. OkCupid is a fun project for us for a variety of reasons, only one of which is the actual content. We aim to be the best matching service on every front: superior technology, better math, better psychology. And of course, it's free, unlike all the others.
Source: OkCupid FAQ
Here's what we'd love to see on OkCupid:
- [enter feature requests here]
- ???
- Maybe a little more interactivity wouldn't hurt, something nice and enjoyable game or whatever :P
- The ability to block the journals of users who you don't like on the front page. Or at least the ability to filter that and the new "Possible matches" on the front page by martial status and age. Seriously - the demographics of the site skew extremely young (lots of 20-21 year olds) and those are not really appropriate matches for middle aged people. (I guess unless you are a celebrity or millionaire)
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In the OkCupid post on response rates and race & sex there are two charts which show how males and females respond to inquiries of the opposite sex by race. So, you can see that black women on OkCupid respond positively to men in general, while women respond positively in particular to white men. In fact for many racial minorities women respond more positively to inquiries from white men than they do co-racialists (the same is not true of men...
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This recent post on the OKCupid blog has been widely linked, but since I covered this previously, at some length (also related), I feel obligated to post it.
If you have any interest in this subject, you'll no doubt read the whole thing, but if you need any further suasion, here are the key figures. Reply rates by race when men send messages...
...and reply rates by race when women send messages...
Read it and weep. (Or rejoice, I...
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- Birds of a feather flocking together (scienceblogs.com)
You don't need to be embarrassed about visiting dating sites unless you're into literature instead of video games, insist on using netspeak and cannot spell the word defenestration. Okay, I made that last part up. But this survey conducted by dating site OKCupid — which analyzed over 500,000 first messages exchanged between users — shows some interesting trends about getting your nerd on as a first impression. For starters, the survey says...
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From kotaku.com
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OKCupid.com, an online dating service, recently analyzed the messaging habits of nearly a million of its users. The findings: black women were the most ignored, and white men and women were most favored by users looking online for romance. Sam Yagan, OKCupid co-founder and CEO, explains the racial politics of online dating and shares thoughts about how to level the imbalance.
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