@Andres: i LOVE what u did to the log in page. I was gonna ask you about how to get on the front page since the 4 original 1 was banned 1 active. It deffinately looks rad!

Glad you noticed and liked it. :) For those of you with large enough screens, you will now see a mosaic of 20 random and clickable verified profile pics alternating from female to male on the Dating.mobi homepage (logged-out). This idea had been discussed here, and will hopefully convince more visitors to actually register and join us!

Heyyyy that was my suggestion (that andres had already thought of ofcourse lol). yayyyyyy. looks great Andres

@Andres: I don't know how the pics are selected but I think they should be monitored. I was browsing some of the pic profiles from the join page and seeing a guy advertise he wants to have a feast with big t*ts and pound ur juicy p*ssy is not very inviting to someone looking to join a site, I don't believe. He had a verified pic but no phone. This kinda advertisement could actually lose potential members rather then gain them. I don't think that's the reputation u want for the site. Just my opinion

I also think it is way to many. I have a good size screen.on android and they are so small they are just a blur. U can hardly tell they are actually people

I agree I am on a wide screened laptop, and the pics are itty bitty and just blurs. Good idea, but it's so tiny ya can't see um.

If we had the manpower to monitor them we could, but since we're displaying them randomly, we simply can't at the moment. That said, since were limit it to verified pic only, that filters out the vast majority of crude profiles, and only a tiny majority are vulgar like the one you mentioned. So chances are, if a new visitor happens to click on any of those pics, they'll get a normal profile that won't care them off.

To be honest, the point of adding all those pics on the homepage was not to show off individual members, but rather to create a colorful, attractive, and ever-changing mosaic of people that gives new visitors the immediate (and rightful) impression that this is a "happening" place full of people from all walks of life.

If we make the pics bigger, then it loses that "mosaic" effect and becomes about the "individual" rather than the "collective".

Does that make sense?