It's a good site... The foundation of the future of internet dating is built on some of Dr.Clark's ideals... mainly the long personality test. The thing that hurts eHarmony is the fact they won't let a member view all of his availible matches. the problem is this conflicts witht he way women use the internet. As the post on the cother columb said: Women want to use the net as a tool. This means they want efficency and no B.S.... and if it's not worth the time women won't do it.

If Dr.Clark was to make all profiles viewable on his eHarmony, that would hurt match.com like you wouldn't believe. People want to see how they compare with others, and women would like to have more tools to help them find the right match.

If you could create a crystal ball for women to use to find a match, you would become a billionaire. This crystal ball would be very handy to women. They would put it up in front of a man and see if he's a good match. They would be able to use this crystal ball as a tool to see where all the trouble spots in a relationship could occur. They could use this crystal ball to see if the guy is going to play them / use them for just sex. Dr.Clark has created the basics of this crystal ball, but in no way is it complete for it's full use, or is it being used in the right enviorment.