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2010 is a very long time ago when it comes to the online dating sphere. I wonder how relevant this article is today.

• compiler-guy 6y ago
  The behavioral patterns haven't really changed, although the sites themselves have.
  • gooberwonder 6y ago
    Sadly, OkCupid resembles the pay sites it describes in this blog post much more now than it resembles the 2010 version of it. The posts on reddit.com/r/okcupid paint a pretty bleak picture of it today.
    • hijinks 6y ago
      that's what happens when match.com buys you
    • astura 6y ago
      It was bought by match.com Which, of course, why this blog post was deleted.
• petr25102018 6y ago
  Very relevant. Hint: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZTIbHIsIYw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZTIbHIsIYw
  • lalwanivikas 6y ago
    This video is extremely accurate. Being an average looking guy is soo depressing.
    • cambalache 6y ago
      Try to be in the bottom 10% of attractiveness.Heavy sigh.
      • abraae 6y ago
        Look at yourself as being in the top 90% instead.
        • cambalache 6y ago
          I'm not, the bottom 10 does not belong to that group.
          • abraae 6y ago
            Well it's only one person away.
            • cambalache 6y ago
              No. The ugliest person in the world also belongs to the bottom 10, percent or otherwise.
      • gadders 6y ago
        Try politics. Lots of people doing well there regardless of looks.
        • toyg 6y ago
          That’s the power of... power.
    • shard 6y ago
      Even being good looking is not enough. Here's an Asian male model not getting dates through online dating: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAo_mZMIUgg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAo_mZMIUgg
• user5994461 6y ago
  It's irrelevant to today. In 2010 it was weird to date on the internet. In 2020 everybody and their mother is on tinder.