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how would you distinguish general purpolse micro-blogging softwares with dating ones? what would be different in their UI/UX and federation?
Dating software helps you search among a bunch of people those that match your set of filters, and also tells you when you and the other person like each other.
Ideally I would federate between instances and create internally a matrix account for everyone so that communications between matched ones are out of the reach of even the sys admins for privacy.