Props for your effort!<p>What I dislike (not specifically about your project, that is!) is the idea that, as a society, we're incentivized to increasingly hide behind our screens instead of growing some balls an actually live in the "real life". Here, we're talking about dating. The other current topic: how we intend to fight democracy-destroying mass surveillance by (apparently) simply sitting behind our screens.
This used to be extremely common as a naturally viral way to harvest email addresses, the prompt was "put in the email addresses of your crushes".<p>What's your twist that sets it apart from the usual variants? (Sure, building it on top of Facebook could potentially provide some additional benefits, but what are they?)
<a href="http://www.downapp.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.downapp.com/</a><p>There are more examples of apps just like this that came before (this is the only one that comes to mind at the moment), the only way I would be remotely interested is if they figured a way to solve the inherent problem of selecting all/some of your friends as crushes to see who had you as a crush, and then what happens when someone legitimately adds the person who was just checking everyone's crushes.
Hmm, looks like the web-version of Tinder which has already been available for a while and is pretty popular <a href="http://www.gotinder.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.gotinder.com</a>
Solve two nearly insurmountable problems and you have a winner:<p>1) Make it impossible to game.
2) Chicken and egg.<p>I have no idea how to solve these problems, but it's a concept ripe for disruption if you do.