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Could be wrong here, but I doubt most people would enable that setting even if they might actually be open to such a thing. In the same way people don't check
by revicon 17y ago
Could be wrong here, but I doubt most people would enable that setting even if they might actually be open to such a thing. In the same way people don't check the "Can we contact you for feedback on our site" checkboxes etc.
Dating is a really really touchy subject when there are friends in the mix as well. That's the great thing about dating sites, they are completely removed from the rest of your social life.
I work for <insert really large internet company here>, and our dating site's user namespace is completely removed from the rest of the social sphere we've developed over our other properties, because in almost all cases, users don't want anything they do regarding online dating to be mixed with what they do elsewhere (This also applies to our online job site).
- TheSOB88 17y agoTrue, people won't check that, but there's another indicator: the relationship status. Nearly everyone keeps those up to date, especially if they actually use the site.
- DTrejo 17y agoOn Facebook I leave my status blank and don't change it when I enter a relationship. You're right though, most people keep it up to date.