Talk:Anonymous matching

Matchmaking vs. dating system

Should this system be described as a type of matchmaking? I notice the matchmaking article says:

Matchmaking is any expert-run process of introducing people for the purposes of dating and mating, usually in the context of marriage. Much modern matchmaking tends to substitute information technology or game-like rules for the expert's finesse - thus they are discussed separately under dating system. This article will focus on the role of human matchmakers.

According to eCRUSH[1][2]:

eCRUSH is not a matchmaking service – two people will only be matched if they name each other as a potential love interest on the site. . . eCRUSH® is unlike any other matchmaking or personals site. Instead of blindly matching up strangers, eCRUSH® plays the roll of the note passer.

Does it fall more under the definition of dating system? That article says:

A dating system is any systemic means of improving matchmaking via rules or technology. It is a specialized meeting system where the objective of the meeting, be it live or phone or chat based, is to go on a live date with someone, with usually romantic implications.

24.54.208.177 00:47, 29 September 2005 (UTC)

DoYouDo

The DoYouDo article is up for deletion. However, the information contained therein will be preserved indefinitely in the history page of anonymous matching, which you can access by means of this link: [3]. 24.54.208.177 02:51, 29 September 2005 (UTC)

Nope. It's gone, guy. Oh well. --Calton | Talk 06:11, 29 September 2005 (UTC)

Removed

I removed:

• OK Cupid. This service was started by four Harvard graduates in January 1999 as part of TheSpark.com[4]. By the end of 1999, it had more than 1 million users[5].

I think that the nature of OK Cupid has changed to where it no longer fits in this category of services. Captain Zyrain 14:30, 2 October 2007 (UTC)

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