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I don't just want any right swipe. I want a right swipe from the type of person I want to meet. The image tinder claimed was best is IMO not representative of m
by greggman 10y ago
I don't just want any right swipe. I want a right swipe from the type of person I want to meet. The image tinder claimed was best is IMO not representative of me. I have it in my set of images to show I "clean up well" but if someone chooses me for that picture I feel like they'll be disappointed and most likely not my type therefore I don't have it as my first picture.
- coralreef 10y agoPeople are judging you based on a set of photos and a text blurb. Its already superficial. To suggest that a swipe based on some different ordering of the photos makes it less superficial is kinda funny.
- wingerlang 10y agoYou can turn 'smart photos' off.
- jakeway 10y agoThen perhaps you shouldn't have that picture in your profile at all and you won't run into that problem.
- Quiark 10y agoThen you shouldn't use Tinder. Okcupid was trying to do smart matching between people but apparently everyone is lazy nowadays and prefers swiping on photos rather than reading. Welcome to 2017
- hueving 10y agoAre you seriously concerned someone on tinder might pick you for a superficial reason?
- nroets 10y agoTinder calculates a rating for each user (ELO) using the data on right swipes (and other things). Then it only shows your profile to users with a similar rating. (Many users have documented this feauture) Tinder wants the most influential users to recommend the app to their friends (on social media and in real life). Influential users are typically more desirable and have a higher rating. So you should take all the right swipes you can get.