Clicck Gets in Your Face on October 8th

New York, NY, October 08, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Still weary to go online and find a meaningful connection?

You won’t be anymore.

On October 8th, 2009, Clicck.com will make it less stressful, consume little time, and shatter preconceptions of online dating using modern technology. Utilizing its patent-pending facial analysis software, Clicck will bring face-to-face connections to computer screens by allowing users to click, contact and connect their way to finding that special someone. Clicck.com CEO, Christopher Brian Ovide, is offering this innovative approach to the LGBT community, adding new options to their normal dating life. “It’s certainly caused a buzz so far, and I am confident Clicck, will revolutionize how the user sees online relationship communities.”

Here’s how it works: Clicck brings brand new technologies to simulate the in-person dating experience with an amazing array of never-before-seen offerings to seek and to redefine online dating. Clicck’s Facial Analysis software allows users to upload any picture. In 1 millisecond, the software extracts a facial profile that others can search for and follow three simple steps:

1. The software links previously-filled-out preferences from the user’s basic Clicck profile and prompts the user to choose (yes or no) faces to which the user is attracted.
2. Once a user clicks “yes,” the software continues to query the user and asks them to supply reasons for his or her preference(s). This permits the user to utilize their software which can identify up to 59 unique facial characteristics he or she likes or dislikes.
3. Each user’s individual preferences are stored in the database. Every subsequent search will yield each user results that reflect his or her individual taste(s).

In the midst of the battle to defend rights of equality for LGBT individuals in California during the “No on Prop 8 campaign”, LGBT rights champion, thirty-nine-year-old Mr. Ovide, noticed a distinct lack of meaningful online dating options for more relationship-minded individuals. He was further convinced that there had to be an LGBT alternative, since a particular mainstream online dating website marketed itself not just in California, but nationwide as a service overtly exclusive of and discriminatory toward the gay community.

In conclusion, as he oversees the final push toward Clicck’s launch on October 8, 2009, Chris recently stated, “I have an amazing team in place, and they will redefine the online dating experience for everyone. Let us shatter the idea that it is all about a hook-up.”

Doesn’t everyone want a happy ending?

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