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by achalkley 15y ago
Possibly. I think it's a good sign.
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by achalkley 15y ago
They offered six figures but we politely said we weren't entertaining any offers at the moment and that our main focus is in launching and promoting our app for the foreseeable future.
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Ever been approached to be bought out before your app is launched?
5 points by achalkley 15y ago|12 comments
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by achalkley 15y ago
I'd be interested to see if the third party could be bothered matching two of their friends. It seems they'd have to go out of their way to use an app (on facebook) to do that. That sort of stuff would be initiated in a conversation with a
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by achalkley 15y ago
Maybe. I have no idea on how targeted iAds or Admob are. I'd assume there would be some tracking of sorts.
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by achalkley 15y ago
A number of reasons: It's to guarantee a certain quality in the user base. Uses GPS to get general location and new iOS 5 face detection to guarantee 1 clear face in the profile pic. So we shouldn't get people just showing their eyeball or
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by achalkley 15y ago
We'd love to hear how you got on.
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by achalkley 15y ago
I don't think we have to deal with that. iAd and Admob provide the ads so we don't have to.
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by achalkley 15y ago
We'll keep you posted!
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by achalkley 15y ago
The only spam they can do is "Like" someone. Sending chat messages can only happen when someone likes you back.
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Why We Think We Can Prevail in the Notoriously Crowded Online Dating Space(blog.date.fm)
28 points by achalkley 15y ago|40 comments