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In the 1990s simple things worked better. It was estimated that at one time AOL helped more folks get married than any other platform. The estimates were in the 100s of 1000s and the 5 year tracking showed 98% still married.
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The AOL marriage phenomenon aligns with Dr. Cacioppo's research showing text-based communication enabled deeper self-disclosure and more authentic personality matching than visual-first platforms. Early digital courtship emphasized intellectual connection over superficial traits.

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Then Facebook came along and caused a bunch of divorces, if I remember correctly.

I miss AIM

Bring back AOL finding marriage culture

At some point, people online will have to instigate and go through a period of intentional simplification. Otherwise, what will online life be in 10 years? 20? 50? Just because technology supports more and more and more interaction — does not mean that more is better.

I probably prevented 100s of k of marriages trolling the hell out of chat rooms :)

It was new & it was hard to trust but one had a chance then. Now you can't trust anything or anyone.

now we have tinder, and the marriage rate to just get married is 2%. The number of hookups > 20 persons per person is 95% 😂

Just goes to show it’s what’s on the inside that counts…

This was an interesting assertion. I remember all this VERY clearly. Something like X Platform and especially Tinder is WAY simpler UI/HCI than AOL was. What's the difference? WE are different. There is MUCH more cynical "game theory" that people now, insincerely do.
