darxus: (Default)
darxus ([personal profile] darxus) wrote2007-09-05 11:51 am

I submitted a question to okcupid for the first time. It was rejected.

Do you have an incurable STD (Genital warts (HPV), genital herpes (HSV), or HIV/AIDS)?


[Poll #1050519]

The options were: 1. Yes 2. No


Here is some of the user feedback we received:

Response Comment

Offensive / worthless

Uninteresting or too obscure for most people
Near 100 % of sexually active adults have one or more HPV types, so you could just as well ask "Are you a virgin?" - which is a question that does not exist per se, but is part of the answer of a few others

Offensive / worthless

Too similar to other questions

Uninteresting or too obscure for most people
You thinkg soomeone with those conditions really wants to be reminded of this on a dating site?

Offensive / worthless

Too similar to other questions

Too similar to other questions(Emphases added.)

UPDATE: Resolution here.
beowabbit: (Geek: LiveJournal)

[personal profile] beowabbit 2007-09-05 09:39 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, and all three of the questions I submitted were rejected, too. :-) Partly I think it’s just “how many questions do we really need on the site?” The more different questions there are, the more questions any one person has to answer in order to have any reasonable amount of overlap with some random other person.

[identity profile] darxus.livejournal.com 2007-09-05 09:45 pm (UTC)(link)
No, because they give them to everyone in descending order of average importance rating.