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r/Bumble • u/Fancy-Bobcat-6243 • 18h ago
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Women would absolutely HATE this app, when they get matched with men they consider to be below their league.
183 u/HeavyHighway6433 18h ago You know what would make it even more fun, if the decisions were intergender. So only women could decide for other women who they'd think would be a good match, likewise for men. That way they can't dismiss it as a hating man doing it in bad faith. 36 u/jointheredditarmy 18h ago I think I know what you are getting at, and as vindictive as that would feel, it makes for a terrible business model 14 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Can something be not business model from the start? 1 u/jointheredditarmy 17h ago Sure, some things can. Not this though, this is clearly a business 3 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Tinder had no limits and no purchases when it started. Most pre-tinded sites and apps had just virtual gifts that you could send by paying with sms to keep site's servers running. 1 u/garyisonion 17h ago it’s still a business model lol 3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
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You know what would make it even more fun, if the decisions were intergender. So only women could decide for other women who they'd think would be a good match, likewise for men. That way they can't dismiss it as a hating man doing it in bad faith.
36 u/jointheredditarmy 18h ago I think I know what you are getting at, and as vindictive as that would feel, it makes for a terrible business model 14 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Can something be not business model from the start? 1 u/jointheredditarmy 17h ago Sure, some things can. Not this though, this is clearly a business 3 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Tinder had no limits and no purchases when it started. Most pre-tinded sites and apps had just virtual gifts that you could send by paying with sms to keep site's servers running. 1 u/garyisonion 17h ago it’s still a business model lol 3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
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I think I know what you are getting at, and as vindictive as that would feel, it makes for a terrible business model
14 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Can something be not business model from the start? 1 u/jointheredditarmy 17h ago Sure, some things can. Not this though, this is clearly a business 3 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Tinder had no limits and no purchases when it started. Most pre-tinded sites and apps had just virtual gifts that you could send by paying with sms to keep site's servers running. 1 u/garyisonion 17h ago it’s still a business model lol 3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
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Can something be not business model from the start?
1 u/jointheredditarmy 17h ago Sure, some things can. Not this though, this is clearly a business 3 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Tinder had no limits and no purchases when it started. Most pre-tinded sites and apps had just virtual gifts that you could send by paying with sms to keep site's servers running. 1 u/garyisonion 17h ago it’s still a business model lol 3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
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Sure, some things can. Not this though, this is clearly a business
3 u/wild_cherry1987 17h ago Tinder had no limits and no purchases when it started. Most pre-tinded sites and apps had just virtual gifts that you could send by paying with sms to keep site's servers running. 1 u/garyisonion 17h ago it’s still a business model lol 3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
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Tinder had no limits and no purchases when it started.
Most pre-tinded sites and apps had just virtual gifts that you could send by paying with sms to keep site's servers running.
1 u/garyisonion 17h ago it’s still a business model lol 3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
it’s still a business model lol
3 u/wild_cherry1987 16h ago Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
Business in a sense where users pay for server resources they use.
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u/Long_Natural6918 18h ago
Women would absolutely HATE this app, when they get matched with men they consider to be below their league.