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It wouldn't be that surprising. INC did an interview with Markus Frind where he talked about not necessarily trusting what his users wanted when it came to par
by icey 17y ago
It wouldn't be that surprising.
INC did an interview with Markus Frind where he talked about not necessarily trusting what his users wanted when it came to partners. He's got an algorithm that suggests people for matches even if they said they wouldn't be interested in the person:
... if you tell Plenty of Fish you want to date blond nonsmokers but spend all your time gawking at nicotine-addled brunettes, the program will adjust
(The quote is on page 4: http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090101/and-the-money-comes-rolling-in.html http://www.inc.com/magazine/20090101/and-the-money-comes-rol... )
- robotrout 17y ago... if you tell Plenty of Fish you want to date blond nonsmokers but spend all your time gawking at nicotine-addled brunettes, the program will adjust Of course, if your business model was affiliate links to other sites, when they didn't find what they wanted on your site, such an algorithm would also be good;