prt2101

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   by prt2101 17y ago

   true, but people keep a lot of sensitive information lying around the internet - you'd have to trust all those sites too, right?
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   Find "friends with benefits" using facebook(doyouwannahookup.com)

   26 points by prt2101 17y ago|14 comments
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   The Ideagraph: a non-profit wiki project for debating and achieving consensuses(ideagra.ph)

   3 points by prt2101 17y ago|1 comments
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   by prt2101 18y ago

   this one is really suseptible to someone adding all his/her friends just to see who they match - once you delete someone, the other person is no longer notified of the crush. plus, multiple people can match (downside) and there's only one t
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   by prt2101 18y ago

   then you are consenting to a relationship with whoever you match first. if you later say "oh, i didn't really mean to put you on my list!", its kinda like asking someone out and then saying "oh, i didnt really mean to ask you out!"
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   by prt2101 18y ago

   ouch! good thing these guys actually have a privacy policy. lol
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   by prt2101 18y ago

   I totally disagree - there are lots of females who are lonely and want dates, and would be willing to try something like this. After all, lots of females use dating sites like match.com