Hmm, let’s check:
1. Tips and tricks and hacks on how to use eHarmony effectively.
2. How-tos on responding to matches.
3. Polls on how to use eHarmony effectively.
4. A photo of an eHarmony success story on each page.
5. The web’s only commercial-free source of promo codes.
6. Coverage of eHarmony acquisitions or new site features.
On the other hand
1. Tips and tricks how to get a refund.
2. Detailed instructions on how to close one’s account.
3. Scathing site reviews republished from all over.
4. Scathing reviews of every add-on service eHarmony tries to peddle.
5. The most in-depth coverage of the same-sex-matching lawsuit and aftermath.
6. Immediate coverage on any eHarmony “bad press”, such as the “Navigating the One Night Stand” brouhaha.
Why, yes, we very much like eHarmony to stick around. We’d like each of their members to get the most out of their memberships. We’d like eHarmony to get better. To this means, disgruntled users are always welcome, because their stories show that eHarmony has a hell of a lot more to improve, and, goodness, it doesn’t work for everyone.
Our promise though: If you’re committed that eHarmony has no room to improve, and that it should DIE DIE DIE, we’re happy to publish your views, and we hope you stick around. Keep the heckling to the minimum, please.
eHarmony Blog doesn’t recommend eHarmony, one way or the other. 
Read the blog, get informed, ask questions, make your decision. That’s what we’re here for.
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