With technology witnessing raid expansion, people are now seen flocking to online dating sites searching for love. A new study has revealed that many men and women end up at Reddit membership after signing up for two popular dating web services.

IANS reported that the study has found that users after signing up on OKCupid and mobile-based Tinder aren't able to determine social norms or effective match-making techniques, so they use Reddit to learn tips about online dating.

Researcher professor Keith Edwards of Georgia Tech's School of Interactive Computing has said there are two thriving subreddit groups for OkCupid and Tinder that are vital to helping users understand dating techniques, both on the sites and in general.

The participants have been interviewed on the subreddits and it was observed the public forums, which reportedly have more than 95,000 members and 1,400 new posts a day at any given point.

"As one user commented 'everyone is always fun-loving, loves to laugh, loves to travel and hangout with friends,'" Edwards revealed.

Authors are suggesting the need change in designs that could bring dating sites more in line with modern user expectations of socializing on the web.



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