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Urmil, sounds like you have some good ideas on this. Being able to weed out guaranteed no-gos (based on strong likes and dislikes, religious beliefs, etc) would save all involved some time.
My only qualm about the whole idea of this being a business whose goal is making money is that it alters how the program is run. Ultimately the organizers may be more interested in $$$ than in the outcome of the meeting - a successful match means 2 less clients - and the quality of the meetings could dwindle. I wouldn't expect something like this to be charity work, of course, just making an observation.
My only qualm about the whole idea of this being a business whose goal is making money is that it alters how the program is run. Ultimately the organizers may be more interested in $$$ than in the outcome of the meeting - a successful match means 2 less clients - and the quality of the meetings could dwindle. I wouldn't expect something like this to be charity work, of course, just making an observation.
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 93,305
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From: Nowhere
[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sly
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