Sentence examples for match question from inspiring English sources

Useless data Given the sheer quantity of extremely personal information disclosed on these services — for example, Match Question #3,686 on OK Cupid: "Have you ever had an abortion?" — this feels somewhat counterintuitive.

Even with a match questions will remain.

It also claims to match questions to users based on interest, community approval ratings and relevance.

So how does Quest match questions with the best possible answers?

Model outcomes appeared not to match questions of farm managers monitoring and learning from their own and other farmers' practices.

It tells me also to "Complete my profile" and to "Answer 25 match questions".

To begin with, Rudder told VICE News that OK Cupid no longer sells public Match Questions (or, he adds, any other user data) to advertisers, though the site once did, from about 2008-2010.

"We'd experimented with bundling the public match questions as part of more typical data sales (age/gender) while we [were] figuring out our revenue model," Rudder wrote to VICE News.

The bottom line is still that the kind of information you can get from OK Cupid's Match Questions, according to Rudder, is not the sort of data that really matters to brands.

While we attempted to isomorphically match questions in each pretest, posttest, and delayed posttest set, this was not always possible.

"You suffered," began one post-match question.