Coming Soon: Helping you find YOUR perfect date based on analyzing your tweetstream

Dear all,

We are extremely delighted to announce a new and very exciting extension that we have been working on for a long time – helping you find your perfect date! Whether you are looking for someone for 30 minutes or 30 years, we got your back.

Since our inception, we have created nearly 5 Million new connections, but one of the heaviest requested feature has been “How can i find someone to date?

Using the great feedback we have received, we have been able to create a unique and cutting edge dating service that leverages on your daily Tweets to match you up with YOUR perfect date.

Here are how our dating service will change the way you think about online dating (forever)

How is our dating service different?

1) No More “Surprises”: Advanced image recognition and matching


Tell us who are your dream dates on Twitter, and we will analyze his/her picture to determines his facial features (espcially his/her chin shape, nose height, depth of eyes). Then, we will scan through millions of Twitter avatars to see who matches your tastes the best

Coming Soon: You can also upload pictures of your favorite movie stars (or ex-girlfriend if you need closure), and that will work too. Try to use high quality frontal shots.

2) Semantic understanding of YOUR personality based on your tweets


Personality tests? Myer Briggs? That is so 1990s. By analyzing the nuances and languages contained in your tweets, we are able to determine what your real personality type is, and which types you are most likely to be interested in.

For example, if you have plently of “hmmm…” in your tweets, you are much more likely to be contemplative person. Matching you with someone who has short time peroids between her tweets is likely to result in a poor match because she is likely to want a more decisive guy. In the other hand, we will try to match you up with people who uses emphatic language like “I feel”.

3) Ontological matching of interests


Sick of dates who like broadway when you really prefer the asia bar?
Tired of dates who want to watch movies when you really want to go skydiving?
Feeling like straggling the dude who would not stop talking about how amazing his latest netbook is?

No more! We use Wikipedia, advanced ontological technology and relationships directionalities to determine what category of interests and habits a person has.

For example, based on Wikipedia, we infer that someone who tweeted “skydiving” is in the category of “extreme sports”. Then we use ontology to determine if you actually HATE or LOVE extreme sports. Then we find people who have similar intentions towards extreme sports, or alternatively, have opposite feelings about book clubs.

4) Dynamic and instantaneous geolocation tagging

If you use an iphone or any of the newer phones that has GPS, you are in luck. Based on your location on this exact moment, we look for matches around you.

For example, no more lonely nights. You can drive around town, and we will ping you the moment you are around your perfect date. And best of all, thanks to the above, you will know EXACTLY what to talk about.

5) Fling Meter: From 30 mins to 30 years, we got your back!


With a partnership with the international marriage bureau, we analyzed thousands of lasting romances to understand what combination of the above factors will result in the happiest marriages.

Note: Correspondingly, we also analyze Tweetstreams for probabilities of how likely someone is to be interested in a fling. So we got your back.

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  • This is great information. Keep the posts coming!

  • I almost split my sides laughing at this. If you believe you'll find your perfect date based on your "tweetstream"...maybe you shouldn't be dating.

  • if only....

  • Hi,

    Very interesting concept. You can meet people in any way imaginable so why not.

    Ryan

  • I don't know which was funnier:
    "Ontological matching of interests" or "Dynamic and instantaneous geolocation tagging"

    Thanks for the laughs guys!

  • I think the joke just backfired, because due to the 24 comments 1 of them could be THE ONE *looks at comments and users) sooooo..even tho. the article doesn't seem believable the commentators are..WIN

  • hahahhaha, wonderfull idea and splended written
    Happy april's fool

  • That would be awesome....sigh...

  • Lu

    Haha. It's been so long since I was a prefect. Now I have to date one?

  • Love it.

  • I wish today wasn't April 1st:)

  • Fabulous

  • zenparadox

    Problem, I'm married.

  • Sharlene

    Riiiiiiiiight

  • I am glad u don't _yet_ do Artificial Intelligence and brain reading.

  • PhebeK

    Sounds great! Just wondering if you include open option for/lgbt people.

    PhebeK

  • It's after 12pm where I am, making this April Fool a bounceback manoeveur. However, you may try again next year.

  • GwynneL

    LOL Love it! Not sure it would be all that great though... I'm not exactly dateable...

  • You look ok to me

  • GwynneL

    LOL, maybe, but I'm not exactly in the market ;) Already in a complicated non-relationship.

  • Mr. Tweet is my wingman! NICE!!

  • richard

    April Fool's day finishes at midday. Therefore you are the fool, if this is a joke.

  • Rachel

    Well, technically only in the UK, Australia & a few other places . . . here in the US you have carte blanche to pull ridiculous pranks on people all day

  • This is hilarious! I give you a 10 for creative writing.

  • This IS a joke. :|
    Le sigh.

  • first

    first!

  • *BUZZ BUZZ BUZZ*

    Very good!

  • Errrr. Of course.

  • Ian

    Money.

  • Is this an April Fool's joke?

  • Nice. Happy April Fools to you too.

  • if only it were this easy... :)

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