iminlikewithyou, an interesting new look at online flirting

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iminlikewithyou, an interesting new look at online flirting

by Chris Gilmer Apr 3rd 2007

iminlikewithyou new world social flirting

This online "flirting" game is all based on competitions. Users make up games to lure potential flirts in where winners are chosen and contact can be made.

iminlikewithyou is all about flirting, well, the art of flirting. Users sign up for the service and answer a few basic questions about themselves. Photos can be added as well as other personal information to be rewarded with valuable flirting points.

After the initial setup, its time to play games. This is done by checking out potential mates that have games in progress, and bidding on them against others in an attempt to grab the attention of the prize, while watching the progress unfold online and on mobile devices.

This interesting new look at the dating social scene is another website that utilizes Amazons EC2 and S3 services as their infrastructure. iminlikewithyou is currently in a closed beta.

Tags: amazon, dating, flirting, iminlikewithyou, social, web2

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Rubin said 10:41AM on 4-23-2007

I'd love an invite if you have some... Thanks!

Chris Gilmer said 10:43AM on 4-23-2007

Unfortunately, its a closed private beta only. We will keep you updated on when its launched for public beta.

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