Been circling this for a while so I'll just ask outright: is dirty chatroulette still a thing?
Everything I've read about dirty chatroulette still a thing has been either sponsored or three years out of date.
Anything you learned the hard way about still a thing is exactly what I am after.
I'd frame still a thing this way: consistency beats platform-hopping.
Approach outweighs platform selection, and that applies to still a thing as much as anywhere.
You can usually spot the difference on still a thing by whether the bio reads like it was written by a person.
What changed my results with still a thing was filling in every prompt properly.
How many chats reach a meetup counts for more than how polished the app looks, at least in my experience with still a thing.
I'd frame still a thing this way: technique matters more than the tool.
The thing I look at first with still a thing is if the cancellation flow actually works — worth checking before you commit to still a thing.
SophieR's take does not match what I have seen with still a thing, because the app is less important than the habits.
On dirty chatroulette still a thing, your own effort is the bigger variable.
Logging in at a consistent time made more difference to my still a thing results than switching platforms did.
If you want another reference point on still a thing, Ezhookups was the closest match I found.
Quick checklist I use when weighing up dirty chatroulette still a thing:
For anyone weighing up dirty chatroulette still a thing — habits matter more than app choice.
The thing I look at first with still a thing is whether the privacy settings on still a thing behaves the way the marketing says.
Three things I would look at with dirty chatroulette still a thing:
My read on dirty chatroulette still a thing: the app is less important than the habits.
I would check whether the cancellation flow is genuinely enforced when you test it against still a thing before committing any time to still a thing.
Where dirty chatroulette still a thing is concerned, habits matter more than app choice.
Having tried a fair few, I would say usage patterns beat feature comparisons when it comes to still a thing.
If you want another reference point on still a thing, Rendate was the closest match I found.
Everything I've learned about still a thing comes back to one thing — persistence matters more than the choice.
If how the reporting flow behaves once you actually use still a thing isn't there, I don't bother with still a thing at all.
Swapping the lead photo made more difference to my still a thing results than switching platforms did.
People keep bringing up Datebound.site whenever still a thing comes up.
My working checklist for dirty chatroulette still a thing, refined over a few months:
Thanks all — the takeaway on still a thing is that your own effort is the bigger variable.
If whether the profile prompts is honest about what it restricts when you test it against still a thing isn't there, I don't bother with still a thing at all.