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We tried out seven online dating sites--some nerdy, some mainstream. Here',s what we found. Online Dating for Nerds: Looking for Love in All the Wrong Postings.
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Valentine&rsquo,s Day is just around the corner&ndash,and if you&rsquo,re without a special someone, online dating might sound like a viable option. Armed with nothing but our shining personalities and sexy photos, the PCWorld team took a look at some of the Web&rsquo,s best (and geekiest) dating Websites. In order to test them, we created a female profile (Sarah) and a male one (Alex), and sent out some messages to see what would come back to us. Here&rsquo,s what we found. Geek2Geek. Who you can expect to find: Geeks galore! How much it&rsquo,ll cost you: The site has three tiers of membership, ranging from free to $31/month. Geek 2 Geek: Click for full-size image. Geek 2 Geek calls itself &ldquo,the best place on the net to meet geeks.&rdquo, It boasts over 200,000 members, growing by about 6000 members each month. Its three levels of membership&ndash,free, &ldquo,silver,&rdquo, and &ldquo,gold&rdquo,&ndash,allows different levels of communication. While a free membership lets you browse unlimited profiles and receive unlimited messages, you can&rsquo,t send any out (except to paid gold members) until you upgrade to a silver account. Geek 2 Geek does have a matchmaking service. Signing up is quick and easy, and you don&rsquo,t have to answer all of the questions right away (though you certainly can). A picture is also not a profile requirement. Matchmaking questions include everything from &ldquo,type of sense of humor&rdquo, to &ldquo,areas of interest,&rdquo, and similar geeks are delivered to your &ldquo,My Matches&rdquo, inbox. As for whether you&rsquo,ll actually find geeks on this site, well, a quick look-through says yes. It helps, of course, that the &ldquo,areas of interest&rdquo, are all geek-oriented, and include options like &ldquo,online gaming,&rdquo, &ldquo,Star Trek,&rdquo, &ldquo,Tolkien,&rdquo, and &ldquo,Monty Python.&rdquo, The site itself is decently easy to navigate, though it&rsquo,s rather busy-looking (it looks a lot like a Web hosting site that&rsquo,s trying to sell you something) and not as conducive to browsing as some of the other sites we reviewed. Sarah&rsquo,s take: This site isn&rsquo,t really limited to geeks&ndash,it looks like just about everyone is on here. That makes me think a lot of the profiles are probably outdated and/or not being used. Plus, it takes way too much information to complete your profile. Alex&rsquo,s take: Yeah, &ldquo,geek&rdquo, in this case seems synonymous with &ldquo,anyone who owns a computer.&rdquo, That&rsquo,s not necessarily a bad thing, and neither is the surplus of seduction toys like video, quizzes, and live chat, just know that Geek 2 Geek is a full-on social network, not just a dating service. OtakuBooty. Who you can expect to find: Fans of anime, manga, gaming, and cosplay. How much it&rsquo,ll cost you: Sign-up and browsing are free, but full features (including messaging options) start at $4/year. OtakuBooty: Click for full-size image. OtakuBooty is part online dating and part social networking. The name comes from a Japanese slang term for &ldquo,nerd&rdquo, (okay, it&rsquo,s more of a derogatory term), and focuses on a less traditional type of geek&ndash,the anime/manga/Japan-fan type. Signing up is free, and you can receive unlimited free messages&ndash,you just can&rsquo,t see who sent them until you sign up for a paid membership. Luckily, paid membership is only $4 per month or $15 per year, and allows you full access to the site. OtakuBooty keeps the nerd factor alive throughout the site: On the initial sign-up page, required fields are marked with an invincibility star, on the payment page there&rsquo,s a bogus &ldquo,send ham&rdquo, option for a &ldquo,recurring ham subscription.&rdquo, Unfortunately, this epic nerdiness carries over to the site&rsquo,s layout. OtakuBooty is sort of like the Android OS&ndash,a little too rough around the edges. The good news is that this will probably scare off the ungeeky types who are unwilling to deal with anything less than a perfect user interface. The bad news is that there are just so many tabs . The site looks a lot like a bad wiki&ndash,and hey, there&rsquo,s even a site wiki. As for the types of users you&rsquo,ll find, well, they&rsquo,re definitely nerds. And they&rsquo,re all a little weird. Case in point: Last time we checked, a &ldquo,featured member&rdquo, on the front page had three moustaches descending down his face (just sit there for a moment and imagine that). Sarah&rsquo,s take: OtakuBooty&rsquo,s user interface is awful. It really is. It might deter the nongeeks from signing up, but it&rsquo,ll also deter the geeks.
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