Welcome to AnoniDate, the dating site for Internet communities. This site is
designed to help people meet others, when most of their social life comes
from online environments. It is divided into each respective web community,
and you can be a member of more than one - just pick the one most important to you to start:
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/b/tards 36099 total
A dating site for all the -chan /b/. boards. As close as you can get to forced-anon dating, or just check out where all the /b/tards are. |
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gamers 25134 total
For everyone who enjoys video games - console, pc, etc. Whether you're looking for the
casual player or the serious gamer, find them here. |
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otaku 10827 total
Fans of anime, manga, cosplay, or anything Japanese - no matter what you're into, find other otaku here. |
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wow 6693 total
World of Warcraft players - meet others that live nearby! If someone has a better caption for this box, I'd like to hear it! |
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goons 3780 total
SomethingAwful.com members, category by popular request - if you consider yourself a member of this community, find others here! |
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furries 2552 total
A place for furries, scalies, otherkin, etc. Whether it's a lifestyle, or you're just in it for the pics - meet others that see it the same way. |
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If you don't see your community here, then feel free to request it! It is a very quick
process to add a new community. Just drop an email to admin@anonidate.com,
and there's a good chance it'll be added.
Is this free?
Yes, this site is completely free.
Why is this site here?
Most people will meet their match haphazardly through activities in which they
share a similar interest. Be that school, work, sports, or hobbies. Although
as the Internet becomes a larger part of our lives, a greater number of people
choose to socialize online.
By focusing on specific Internet communities for dating, it means that you will instantly
have something in common that you are passionate about. Normally, within those
communities, it is often difficult to find people who are geographically nearby.
This site aims to bridge that gap.
Also check out Anoniwork, which is unaffiliated with this site - and made by someone I've never met, but seems like a neat idea. Oh, and here is another site that I was just told about: AnoniMap, which looks like a pretty kickass concept. |