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Sharing Spaces: The State of Online DatingAs social networking sites experience a surge in public interest and participation, more traditional online dating and matchmaking services find themselves scrambling a bit to retain their market shares. For some, it looks as if an internet bubble may burst. For others, a shift in clientele only proves that a niche market can sustain a vast industry. Culling those singles who seek good times over commitment from their ranks, these websites feel more comfortable about proposing that long term commitments can be had through internet dating. Many of the daters who have traded their web dating accounts for outrageous social networking profiles have made the switch for very practical reasons. Perhaps they found that the lonely blues could be easily assuaged through little bursts of human interaction. Services like Facebook and MySpace bridge human distances through clever, witty wall posts, web gadgets like song dedications and video sharing, and groups that cater to specific needs for others to come together across the spectrum. Generally, individuals who are interested in such dynamic interaction do not seek romantic fulfillment. They are happy to let new e-friends read their open-book pages without worry. This shift in interest may very well be a good thing for internet personals services dedicated to helping others find love online. Once such sites relied solely on their algorithmic match making tools, such as surveys and questionnaires, to determine compatibility between singles for possible love connections, today's web personals sites find that the audience that remains share a seriousness to find a love online. Essentially, the shift in social networking, then, demonstrates that there are various needs to be met through carefully designed services and that single people are capable of deciding for themselves whether they should seek ideal friendships that may lead to love through social networking websites or go for the gusto at sites that cater specifically to their romantic needs. Regardless, the internet market is an open one that can duly support either mode of interaction to help any person find the precise relationship types they seek online. Posted by eDatingCentral.com Oct 2, 2008 9:17 am Related Online Dating News Articles:
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