I think the inevitable flaw in all this is creating a product that mixes dating with business. Raddatz followed the same age specifications, unwittingly or not, as dating services. Those services almost always match men up with women a few years younger. That's how I drew my conclusion.

I have zero interest in trying to harangue, persuade, or otherwise lecture anybody about their dating preferences.

However, this type of age specification fails miserably when you attempt to apply it to other kinds of networking.

This is a good example of someone who did not know their target audience well enough.