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(self) introspection is also hard. An end user may not even consciously know they have a filter, nor the relative weight of that filter (people are often analo
by mjevans 4y ago
(self) introspection is also hard. An end user may not even consciously know they have a filter, nor the relative weight of that filter (people are often analog, outside of extreme subjects).
The site might not even capture a variable that's important. E.G. it isn't mandatory to answer if someone enjoys kelp basket weaving; which might be someone's favorite hobby. However that's extremely niche and people in the data set would probably outright skip over that question entirely as well as related questions that might composite towards a value in that field. Or maybe it's like gardening but there's so much ambiguity about the scale and seriousness that asking a question doesn't provide good results outside of an interactive conversation.
- monksy 4y agoI would love to date someone that was enthusastic about kelp basket weaving. That's a major positive compared to someone that "is a pam looking for her sam" or whatever that guys name is.