Have you heard of LikeBright.com? I just found it, but it uses Facebook friendship and "vouching" to play off the "met through a friend" method of finding a rel

Have you heard of LikeBright.com? I just found it, but it uses Facebook friendship and "vouching" to play off the "met through a friend" method of finding a relationship. shudder If I had realized Match.com had bought OkCupid, I would've bailed much sooner. Ironically, days after I shelled out $5 because of OkCupid's seemingly understanding stance on AdBlock, I found my current girlfriend, and shortly thereafter, I closed my account. (I theorize they only match you with good matches once you give them money, especially the $5 once and done deal, where they will never get money from you again.) Finally, you quote "concrete things like religion, wealth, and education have been associated with relationship happiness." Couldn't they be used in algorithms in a way to meaningful improve the usefulness of matching?