via http://www.fastcodesign.com/1671867/bang-with-friends-aims-to-become-facebooks-klout-for-banging
I heard recently about a new Facebook app called Bang With Friends that lets you secretly tag those of your contacts whom you’d like to ‘bang.’ If the friend also has the app and has tagged you as a potential bang-ee, you’ll both be notified, and can presumably hook up. Skeeziness of trying to sleep with your friends aside (speaking from experience, I don’t recommend it), the interactions Bang with Friends proposes are interesting, and warrant a further look at why I think the app will fail at its misguided/intended purpose.
On the surface, you could look at the choice options of BWF using a simple 2×2 matrix, like below:
|
Friend |
Wants to Bang |
Doesn’t Want to/Indifferent |
You |
|
|
|
Wants to Bang |
|
Good* |
Indifferent* |
Doesn’t Want to/Indifferent |
|
Indifferent* |
Indifferent* |
*For arguments sake these are only the primary outcomes, conformed to the subjective premise set forth in BWF. Obviously, sleeping with a friend could be very very bad, and not sleeping with them could be good in the sense that it doesn’t destroy a friendship.
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