Which questions cannot Weddme’s family-participation data answer?
The study does not identify who made final decisions, whether the person represented consented to each step, why a relative managed an account, or who physically sent a mes...
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The study does not identify who made final decisions, whether the person represented consented to each step, why a relative managed an account, or who physically sent a mes...
When both individuals and relatives can manage profiles, safety features must work across collaborative journeys. The interface should distinguish the represented person fr...
The study analyzed the age bands that eligible Weddme profiles saved as acceptable for a partner. It converted selected bands into a minimum age, maximum age, midpoint, ran...
The production snapshot contained 5,783 eligible active client profiles. Valid own-age data existed for 5,779, while 3,131 had an age-preference record. The final cohort co...
A saved partner-age range is the span created from one or more age bands a profile marked as acceptable for search. For multiple selections, the analysis used the lowest se...
The midpoint is the center of the saved acceptable range, calculated by adding its minimum and maximum ages and dividing by two. A saved range of 26–30 has a midpoint of 28...
The typical result was a median midpoint gap of −2.0 years across 3,129 analyzed profiles. In other words, the middle saved range was centered two years below the profile h...
The median saved age-range width was seven years, showing that the typical analyzed profile used a span rather than one exact partner age. Half of the profiles had widths a...
Yes. The saved partner-age range included the profile holder’s own age for 1,993 of 3,129 analyzed profiles, or 63.7%. Within the full cohort, 33.9% had a similar-age-cente...
“Centered similar age” means the midpoint of the saved partner-age range fell within two years below or above the profile holder’s age. Formally, the midpoint gap was betwe...
Among 2,596 men’s profiles, 55.5% had ranges centered younger, 33.3% centered similar, and 11.2% centered older; the median midpoint gap was −2.5 years. Among 533 women’s p...
Own-age inclusion declined as profile age increased. It was 83.8% among profiles aged 18–24, 64.6% at 25–29, 53.1% at 30–34, and 32.4% at 45 and above. The median midpoint...