cCacao+ clan: day 3 & math for stats
math is fun ... i'll post stats for the days that i login. info will include number of new matches, how many remain, who i have clickety-clack (aka typing stuff at each other, aka communicating), closed out matches, etc.
recap day 2 (over here) as an example ... shortly after day 1 began, 7 matches upon authorization of gadget man's credit card purchase. day 2 (morning), a total of 19. by the time i logged out, 13 match still to contact, 1 match in clickety-clack, which means 5 closed out. closing stats = 19 to start, 1 clickety-clack, 13 matches still to process. the point is ... what i start with at the beginning of a blog post may not be what i end with after 1/2-hour.day 3 ... 9 new matches. i ended up with 13 active matches from day 2 and started day 3 with 17 matches, before i logged on, a few closed me out. i decided to close 4, and a few more closed me out while i was on-line. i also sent 1 clickety-clack. (that means i contacted someone.) what does this all mean before my day 3 logout? after starting with 20 active matches ...
- matches still to clickety-clack = 12
- clickety-clacking = 2
- closed out = 14
voices in my head ... a few thoughts, so far, about the screening process:
- lean vs. full profiles ... there are several profiles that are a bit lean, e.g., don't have a lot of content. i've decided i'll wait up to about a week until more content is provided.
- close out reasons by them ... closed out for "other" and "physical distance" reasons. the distance, so far, has been those on the sf bay side citing distance; i'm ~ 35-45 min from the city. other matches are from throughout the east bay, e.g., peninsula, walnut creek area, south bay, etc.)
- close out reasons by me ... closed out for "other" and "statements made, not a match". some statements include die-hard romantic, die-hard/extreme outdoor activities, very frequent outdoor activities (without urban references), where/how value of looks is placed, and different values expressed.
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