MatchActivity.com is a new website that uses AJAX technology to offer a dating service – with a twist.  Traditional dating sites often rely on user-submitted profiles in order to match couples.  MatchActivity’s premise is that “activity speaks louder than words,” and accordingly lets the romantically inclined plan a thing to do together.
Planning an one-on-one activity consists of first setting the time and place of an event ( for example, a dinner or a concert), and then finding someone of similar interests.   The steps to the process are Post an Activity, Respond and Meet.  The basic match-making service is free.
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ChristianVibes.com today announces its beta launch as a social networking site specifically geared toward Christian members. Like other community Web sites, ChristianVibes.com allows users from all over the world to post personal information and meet others who share similar interests.
Founder Delroy Frazer created ChristianVibes.com after noticing the lack of online networking resources available for Christian singles.  More…
With the popularity of social networking sites such as MySpace, I’m sure we’re going to be seeing more and more niche social networking sites popping up.  Just one more example of how the Internet is changing the face of relationships – all relationships.
 

411dating.com
To help bring lonely lovers together, 411dating.com has compiled a full range of online services related to dating such as an array of unique chat rooms designed to encourage communication, friendships, and love. Also available are thousands of online profiles of men and women for lonely singles to browse and find their perfect matches.
I reckon since everything’s so fast paced nowadays, one of the best ways to find a mate is through online dating services. I didn’t realise the diversity of the said services are until I stumbled upon this article that somehow advertises a company that offers such and …read more

Online social networks are usually all about bringing together people who like the same things.
The founder of a new anti-social networking site, however, is finding that shared hates can be an equally effective bonding tool.
Software engineer Bryant Choung intended to satirize social discovery services when he launched his beta site, Snubster, last month. The site lets members create public lists of people and things that rankle them.
“The whole concept of online social networking was really starting to irk me,” said Choung, who initially envisioned Snubster as a way to stem the often irritating flow of invitations to join networking sites …read more

I’m not too sure about this. Should you or shouldn’t you?
It’s just quite so de ja vu-ish since I’ve been encountering this topic for the past week more than 5 times already. One of them was Gayla’s Office Romance Tips a while back.
Anyway, I found an article that tells about the positive side of dating a co-worker, which can give you a nudge toward the direction of giving Office Dating a go. But it does point out some things that an individual contemplating such an act might overlook. So, it worth checking out.
“Attraction at work can create good energy that …read more

tBlog’s recently launched tMatch™ “Thought Matching” system sparks 20% increased user rate and raises questions about community networks.
I’ve always felt that blogs were a great medium that allows so many to get to know more about the overall person – their beliefs, their real interests and much more.  It reveals a glimpse of what life is like on a bad day and on the good.
When you first begin dating, so many try to put their best foot forward first.  When a blog comes into play, there’s no hiding those little sparks of passion and anger that tend to come out …read more