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Inside the Reddit Group That Gives Brutal Feedback on People’s Hinge Profiles

In the 15th century, Machu Picchu reigned as an Andean palace of sacred temples, mysterious ritual stones, and astronomical markers that predict the movements of the planets and stars. Today Machu Picchu reigns as a beacon for horny tourists to take their profile photos for Hinge. Just steps from here, an otherworldly experience awaits you: Behold the powerful Intihuatana stone used to mark the Winter Solstice.

Then gloss over this history entirely, because what you really want is a hot selfie to maximize your Tinder booty calls.

We’re leaving these bad dating app habits behind in No one’s holding a gun to your head and forcing you to make a Hinge profile. That said, having all or mostly group photos is a quick way to get left-swiped.

Hinge is a dating app founded by Justin McLeod in Hinge was founded by Justin McLeod in The mobile app version of Hinge was first developed in early and launched in February of that year. Before Hinge gained enough users on the platform to sustain the business, it nearly ran out of cash. When making the mobile app, McLeod spent much of the remaining company cash on a launch party to be held in Washington D.

The party allowed Hinge to gain the next round of funding and saved the app from going under. Hinge formerly used connections to Facebook friends to facilitate connections. In , Hinge received the most mentions compared to other dating apps in the Weddings section of The New York Times. Match Group made investments in Hinge as early as September Hinge is in the process of setting up a department, Hinge Lab, which will focus on researching successful matches on the app to help fine-tune the app’s algorithm and other features.

Hinge has sought to be identified as more attractive to a younger demographic than Match.