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Don't you wish you'd known this before you went out with (fill in the blank)?
When a current becomes a former, both parties fill out the form. Perhaps a mandatory cooling-off period......
Potential mates could, for a fee, access your references and consider your history, as presented by those
who should know. As well would the volume of references, or lack thereof, speak.......well, volumes.
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Not quite what you describe, but some of the links veer there. [jutta, Aug 02 2008]
XKCD take on things like this...
http://xkcd.com/796/
[normzone, Sep 22 2010]
Found this corporate review and thought of this idea ...
https://www.indeed....echnologies/reviews
[normzone, Mar 01 2018]
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we did this before but until the former turns up +1 |
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my mother spoke well of me :) |
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It seemed like something who's time would have already come...I searched in vain...thanks for the vote, I'll delete if it is demonstrated redunredundant. |
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I'm shuddering picturing my own scores on this service... |
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the word is redundant. you will not hear it from these lips! |
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hey Norm is OK - big hearted bloke if you know what I mean :) |
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This could possibly be added to the Protection of Privacy issue. I personally wouldn't want background info done on me. Although that being said, this would have been a great service if I had used it on my ex.. |
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[po] thanks, I was unable to think of a tactful way to mention that....[renfield] I see where you're going with this, and it might even be amusing if the database was all based on reports from " ex-friends, ex-lovers and enemies " (Joe Jackson, "On Your Radio") |
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Hey, you could add fingerprint checks, 25 last known residences, HIV test (current within last 2 days), DNA profiling for defective genes (got to rule out mental illness or birth defects), 10 verifiable references (not family), all employers from last 15 years, school transcripts going back to kindergarten, mother's maiden name and a list of every living family member including address and phone number (all deceased relatives going back 3 generations would have cause of death listed). |
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Or you could date, listen to your heart and learn about the person, as a friend. "Potential mates" puts too much pressure on early in the relationship. |
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"Previous cellmates include ..." |
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But the only reason I have an ex is that I found out she was a liar. Ah... can't be that bad a report. She keeps finding me again every seven years. or so. All the same, I do not want a crazy liar who is still infatuated with me to write up reports any future partner might read. |
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Would be useful if you wanted to convince a potential
partner that you were capable of an amicable break-up.
Would it be useful if you were seeking a life parnter? For
that, I think, you'd want a reference from someone with
whom you were in a relationship that ended against both
your wishes. Maybe a testimonial written, during life, by a
spouse who subsequently died? I would hesitate to ask for
such a thing. |
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Hmmm, if twenty years is any indication, I appear to have found a life parnter. But I'm having difficulty finding the definition of parnter. |
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Parn is a pharmaceutical outfit ... this is my brain on drugs, I guess. Of course, since your brain IS drugs, that is a default state. |
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It seems to me that liars would be a problem, when filling
out the form. If someone wanted to extra-diss the ex, then
some lies/exaggeration about flaws would make for a
worse report than the ex actually deserved. Any
suggestions on how to prevent that problem? |
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To mitigate the concerns, I think it would work better
in the same way references work when applying for a
job, rather than like a business-review website.
(Anybody heard of Peeple? It tried to do the business-
review-for-people thing and everybody hated it.) |
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You could call it "Ex Factor". |
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//liars would be a problem// |
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I'd write up a nomination for this as "Understatement of the Decade", if I wasn't too busy fishboning this idea for being far too useful to psychopaths. Sadly, the only suggestion I can think of is "Kill all the psychopaths", but somehow that doesn't really work. [-] |
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