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US-based artist and performer R Luke Dubois – who has created a series of maps of people around the country showing how they describe themselves – told ABC News that users are keen to be noticed and as such they are open and honest about their history, interests and aspirations.<\/p>\n
"It's really fascinating," he observed. "You have to describe yourself for the express purpose of being liked."<\/p>\n
Mr Dubois went on to note that it is also important to make sure the ideal partner a person is looking for is also described in enough detail "to make a connection".<\/p>\n
Journal Now correspondent Amy Alkon also recently offered some advice, telling prospective daters that it is essential people look at the activity as a fun one and they should not be in a hurry to find out too much information at first.<\/p>\n
Posted by Mark Wilkins
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