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Heres how people actually use this application. You get crushed. Now you crush everyone you know of the opposite gender to figure out who it was. You then em

by Dilpil 16y ago

Heres how people actually use this application. You get crushed. Now you crush everyone you know of the opposite gender to figure out who it was. You then email the person who crushed you. But she only crushed you to figure out who crushed her...

diego 16y ago
The Crusher's Dilemma :)
catshirt 16y ago
why would someone do that, at risk of someone they don't actually crush on crushing them back?
- Joakal 16y ago
  "Someone hacked my fb acc!" curiosity excuse?
- derefr 16y ago
  Maybe they crush on everybody (or only make/stay friends with people they have a crush on), but know that it's socially unacceptable to just admit that. There should really just be a "I'll take anybody" flag in the preferences.
tshtf 16y ago
How do you know someone of the opposite gender crushed you?
- al_james 16y ago
  Why does it have to be someone of the opposite gender?
simplify 16y ago
Genius.
chanux 16y ago
I came here to say just this. But I had something to add. A higher credit value will make people crush only (mostly?) on real crushes. Oh but this applies only to poor people :D.
theli0nheart 16y ago
You can now only un-crush two people per day. I think this should create enough lag time to prevent this strategy from working.
- Sniffnoy 16y ago
  To what extent are people warned about this? If there's not a symmetric restriction on adding - or at least a prominent warning in the interface for adding - I imagine a lot of people might not realize this strategy has problems until they stick themselves with it...
Ganthor 16y ago
It's the exact same thing as http://adore.ly http://adore.ly, a Facebook app that's been out since the beginning of January.
- solipsist 16y ago
  "Over 50 friends have been connected on adore.ly"
- peterzakin 16y ago
  which itself is the same thing as goodcrush.com, which came out a few years ago...
reason 16y ago
Sounds like the sort of domino-effect I'd like to have.

by Dilpil 16y ago

diego 16y ago

The Crusher's Dilemma :)

catshirt 16y ago

why would someone do that, at risk of someone they don't actually crush on crushing them back?

Joakal 16y ago
"Someone hacked my fb acc!" curiosity excuse?
derefr 16y ago
Maybe they crush on everybody (or only make/stay friends with people they have a crush on), but know that it's socially unacceptable to just admit that. There should really just be a "I'll take anybody" flag in the preferences.

tshtf 16y ago

How do you know someone of the opposite gender crushed you?

al_james 16y ago
Why does it have to be someone of the opposite gender?

simplify 16y ago

Genius.

chanux 16y ago

I came here to say just this. But I had something to add. A higher credit value will make people crush only (mostly?) on real crushes. Oh but this applies only to poor people :D.

theli0nheart 16y ago

You can now only un-crush two people per day. I think this should create enough lag time to prevent this strategy from working.

Sniffnoy 16y ago
To what extent are people warned about this? If there's not a symmetric restriction on adding - or at least a prominent warning in the interface for adding - I imagine a lot of people might not realize this strategy has problems until they stick themselves with it...

Ganthor 16y ago

It's the exact same thing as http://adore.ly http://adore.ly, a Facebook app that's been out since the beginning of January.

solipsist 16y ago
"Over 50 friends have been connected on adore.ly"
peterzakin 16y ago
which itself is the same thing as goodcrush.com, which came out a few years ago...

reason 16y ago

Sounds like the sort of domino-effect I'd like to have.