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I agree, but I think the "dating self" and the "facebook self" overlap a lot for most people. It's also important for a dating app to have critical mass. Almo
by tryitnow 7y ago
I agree, but I think the "dating self" and the "facebook self" overlap a lot for most people.
It's also important for a dating app to have critical mass. Almost everyone is on FB, only a fraction of those people are on IG.
- roland35 7y agoI think it also would be too complicated for many people to keep track of, and I am sure it would be easy to make a mistake of typing something in the wrong profile! I certainly wouldn't want my grandma to know I like long walks on the beach!
- jonknee 7y agoAmong all people sure, but among people in the dating demographic? I would not be surprised at all if more people in prime dating ages are on IG than FB (especially in an active manner, do young people post on FB in any real way?).
- jacobush 7y agoI agree for I what I assume you mean by prime dating ages, but think there are more prime dating ages which are not so "prime" in other ways, if you will.
- StrangeDoctor 7y agoI think you’ve gone astray equating young with prime dating, all you need is like seeking like, and both using FB is probably a good start.
- jonknee 7y agoFacebook has pitched this showing young people so I assumed that's their market. I guess the boomer dating market is probably underserved, maybe that's what they're actually going for.