Consumating

by Scott Beale on March 30, 2005 · 0 comments

Consumating

Ben Brown (editor of the newist “ist” Austinist and accidental host of the final after party of SXSW Interactive) and Adam Mathes (aka the Google Bomber) have just launched Consumating. Consumating is an online social network for dating that uses tags (similar to what is utilized by Technorati, Flickr, etc.) and weekly questions to help people connect online and, if all goes well, offline. It also uses quite a bit of AJAX and no, I’m not talking about the stuff you clean your sink with.

Hot nerdy girls and indie rock boys! With glasses!

Meet hipsters, bloggers, freaks and geeks in your area by showing off your quirky personality with zany answers to our constantly rotating questions. Find cute nerds to hook up with in our people browser!

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