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Victoria Revay | February 14, 2007 at 11:44 am
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How do you find people who don't suck? Especially when you're the generation that makes social networking sites so other "ordinary",non-tech-start-up, non-Klingon people can find happiness online? A good plan of attack is to start using the sites that you're actually building or your competitors are building. San Francisco writers and industry specialists say sites like HotorNot.com, MySpace.com, PlentyofFish.com and Consumating.com work because there is so much information about a person already, it's easier to spot what you like and what you don't. Most of the time, you can see a photo, hobbies, friends, activities, personal thoughts, and get a general "feel" for the person, so it's not as creepy as going on a blind date with Joe Random. Thanks Clorenz1 for the story.
"They are using the actual tools of Web 2.0 to find more effective ways to get laid," said San Francisco writer and humor columnist Min Jung Kim.
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at 12:24 on February 14th, 2007
Great, topical story! My Klingon husband and I met online in a political chatroom 10 years ago (we were "pioneers" or "freaks" depending on which of our family members you speak to). I wasn't looking for a mate, but I would encourage those who are to pay attention to your story. Traditional dating service profiles aren't usually as honest and extensive as myspace pages, blogs, etc.