It goes
without saying that people are all about socializing, and the speeding up
popularity of social networks only proves this point. Here, in addition to
online communication with our friends, colleagues or family members in Gmail,
Skype, 4shared (don’t forget about the service’s option to send PM’s to your
friends) and Facebook or Twitter, of course, most SM users tend to search for
new friends on the Web as well. In fact, some of us, who are either too shy in
real life, or don’t have enough time for meeting new people in person somewhere
at the excibition, in a gym or even in a pub, get frequently prone to signing
up for versatile matchmaking services as well. These are specifically designed
to bring the new couples, usually from all over the world, together, and often require
nothing, but your provided bio, photos and, certainly, time.
At one
point the the dating sites have evolved to the integration into social media,
like the famous and yet terribly annoying Badoo on Facebook, which is, besides,
really hard to unsubscribe from, even though you didn’t even subscribe to it at
all.
As for now,
it’s about time the online matchmaking market was introduced with another
player, the more upgraded application Yoke, recently presented for FB users. Having
moved beyond the limits of an average dating service, the application does all
work for you by collecting and comparing the info about your hobbies and
interests with the facts that other users mention about themselves and makes a
suggestion, that your match and you should start communicating. Not bad, ha?
Well, for
those, who are interested in finding a couple online, Yoke can be considered an
exciting option to try, but in general, it is still very similar to other,
formerly-known matchmaking sites, just for lazier users, who don’t even want to
type in the requirements for a possible soulmate into a search bar. Its
significant peculiarity, at the same time, is related to the match being based
on one’s interests, rather than a person’s appearance, hair cut, or else.
What is
disappointing is that Yoke founders haven’t found it necessary to organize at
least the minimum separate site for it, except for the FB page, offering you to
start using the actual app and find out about its features during the
alpha-test. In this respect, the service gets fewer chances to become
noticeable and recognizable for users, especially if to consider its name. The
thing is that, I have already encountered separate services, called YokeApp,
Yoke Messenger, etc. which aren’t aimed at matchmaking at all. Undoubtedly, all
of the mentioned factors can’t but take a toll on the app popularity, from my
point of view.
Generally
speaking, Yoke is seemingly one more toy for people, who get bored, or may be,
wish to try something new in terms of online communication. Apparently, it can
also become promising for lonely Web surfers, who can’t (or can’t stand)))) getting
acquainted with people in person. Well, everyone deserves to be happy.
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