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While the Hinge model is good in limiting how much liking men can do - it unfortunately doesn’t limit the same problem that dating apps have. Men just wildly ou
by bradlys 5y ago
While the Hinge model is good in limiting how much liking men can do - it unfortunately doesn’t limit the same problem that dating apps have. Men just wildly outnumber women on them. The general 4:1 ratio is pretty typical (most dating apps don’t even publicize their numbers). So, really you need to limit what men like the most and what women like the least.
I think limiting likes to even less than 7 like Hinge does is the way to go. Maybe 2-3 a day for men and 10+ for women. I think limiting matches is also a better way to go. I’ve seen the screens of many women and 50+ matches is normal. Whereas most men get 0-5 in their entire experience. It’s making it where most women are overwhelmed with options and won’t progress forward with any of them and use most for entertainment.
The other fun part of this is that most women on Hinge never even visit the discovery part where you like new people. Instead they just look at the people who have liked them and this takes up all their time. It would explain why most men get 0 likes in their entire Hinge experience. They always have to initiate. (Liking and messaging of course…)