During its effort to reduce deceptive sports, OkCupid—currently your third and final most widely used online dating site, behind so much seafood and Match.com—invites their especially effective owners “to moderate several data of misbehavior that we obtain every day,” including, the site explains, “trolls, spammers, and people who only dont follow instructions.”

During its effort to reduce deceptive sports, OkCupid—currently your third and final most widely used online dating site, behind so much seafood and Match.com—invites their especially effective owners “to moderate several data of misbehavior that we obtain every day,” including, the site explains, “trolls, spammers, and people who only dont follow instructions.” Those instructions, as …