WhyNot?

Testimonial Website for an EX

Category: Internet
Responses: 3 (1 in support, 1 neutral, 1 in opposition)
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A website that allows peoples ex-significant others to write positive testimonials about someone. Often people remain friends after dating, and those who are still friends with an Ex will have the opportunity to say something nice about them… hooking them up for future relationships. When you meet someone new you can just refer them to your website.

jtm08, Jan 29 2007

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There are dangers of creating false public impressions of individuals over large information systems.

sand, Jan 29 2007

True, although false public impressions go hand in hand with the internet. Just look at the likes of Myspace

Creo, Jan 30 2007

To jtm08 (the original poster):

Dude! It's over! Forget about her! Move on! Pretending that she's all wonderful is not going to impress her and win her back! Get pissed! Then get new company!

You're a "nice guy" -- me too. It's emotional constipation. Get over it.

hoytster, Jan 30 2007