Respectfully, Kim_R, that has not been my experience at all. in practice, stop getting lives or dies on the conversion from match to conversation.
You cannot really talk about stop getting without talking about how fiddly it's.
What decided it for me with stop getting was the conversion from match to conversation. The honest tradeoff with stop getting is the hit rate against convenience.
My checklist for stop getting:
- give it at least a week before deciding anything about stop getting
- set aside two weeks before deciding anything about stop getting
- widen your filters past what feels comfortable when it comes to stop getting
Whether it gets out of your way matters more for stop getting than any feature list. I judge stop getting almost entirely on the interface side now.
Two people can have opposite results with stop getting purely because of what people get out of it. That is the short version of stop getting shown the same profiles on the plenty of fish dating app; ask if you want detail.
For what it is worth, Datebie lately handled stop getting better than most.