Fitsort Wants To Be Facemash On Facebook
Anything that involves voting on the more attractive of two people invokes a comparison to Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg's first online project, Facemash. But Fitsort doesn't limit the voting to just females, and in fact also allows you to vote on both genders -- we love that.
Anything that involves voting on the more attractive of two people invokes a comparison to Facebook Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg’s first online project, Facemash.
Fitsort doesn’t limit the voting to just females, and in fact also allows you to vote on both genders — we love that.
The application taps into your Facebook friend list for the candidates you can vote for. It lets you vote anonymously while also showing you how many votes you get on your own likeness.
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