Amihot makes no bones about being a meat market. Some of the hottest Internet time wasters are clickable meat markets that allow users to post personal pictures and then have oglers worldwide rate their appearance on a scale of 1 to 10. Don't look for deep human insight. What's on the inside doesn't matter. The object you're putting on the market is yourself.
Online objectification is nothing new.
The first dot-coms to make big bucks trafficked in human flesh. It's one thing to have your mother think that you should be able to get someone. It's another thing for the guys at the deli to think so. You can people-watch from your computer. Keen to know, Roy put up the site with 20 photographs of his buddies.