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"Commercial testament to the power of love". Any idea what author was trying to say??

• ebellity 9y ago
  I think what he was trying to say is "Dollar dollar bill, y'all"
• rb808 9y ago
  actually now I reread it I'm not sure either. The rest of the paragraph is: "Tinder gave rise to a massive expansion of Match’s market and became one of the largest mobile platforms globally, capable of a profound and positive impact on the world. Nearly every week we read news stories around the world of people celebrating weddings for couples that met on one of our properties" Which doesn't make it sound quite as sleazy.
• lifeformed 9y ago
  He's saying: "The success of Tinder shows that monetizing love is a profitable model."
  • joering2 9y ago
    But its not. Tinder relies on many months of your membership in other to make a buck. If you find love, you stop being paid member. I say to the contrary: the financial success of Tinder proves that online dating doesn't mean quickly finding true love.