MyBlackBook
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MyBlackBook is a secure and confidential online sexual history tracker which is aimed at promoting safe sex.
It is basically the online-version of the familiar old dark-colored journal. After setting up a free account, you can log all the men or women that you've had romantic involvements with, and keep your personal reference within reach from any Internet-connected PC.[1]
The mission of MyBlackBook is to provide people with a place to store their sexual history, partners, and experiences in a safe, secure and confidential place. It allows them to manage, update and look up their entries in an easy way - giving them the opportunity and ability to assess their sexual behavior and activity and to make changes in their lives.[2]
The free non-profit site was created by New York Internet Engineer, Robert Ianuale.[3], and now has over 1800 members both male and female since its debut in April of 2005.
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[edit] VDNote
In March of 2006, MyBlackBook released VDNote[4] , short for "Venereal Disease Notification", which is linked to a user’s MyBlackBook account. VDNote analyzes the account and gives each user an estimate of his or her probability of contracting a sexually transmitted disease, such as chlamydia or herpes, based on a combination of national averages and the user's own sexual history. VDNote then displays this estimate alongside the national average probability and average estimates of other MyBlackBook users so users can compare their estimated risk to these figures.
[edit] Member demographics
- 77.0% males, 23.0% females
- Age range: 18-71
- Average male age: 28
- Average female age: 23
- Average number of entries: 7
- Average number of sessions: 11
- 83.8% straight, 10.9% bisexual, 5.3% gay
[edit] Geographic distribution
| Top 10 States | Top 10 Cities |
|---|---|
| New York | Manhattan |
| California | Brooklyn |
| New Jersey | San Francisco |
| Florida | San Jose |
| Michigan | Staten Island |
| Illinois | The Bronx |
| Massachusetts | Boston |
| Alabama | Chicago |
| Pennsylvania | Philadelphia |
| Texas | London |
[edit] Publications
[edit] References
- ^ Cool Website Ideas (August 8, 2005). "My Black Book".
- ^ PRWeb (2005-11-4). Sexually Active? Want To Keep Track? Now You Can!. Press release. Retrieved on [[2006-07-23]].
- ^ "No Floppy Disks Needed For This Computer Sex Log", Wireless Flash News, November 8, 2005.
- ^ PRWeb (2005-3-15). MyBlackBook Releases VDNote to Help Assist in Maintaining an Active, Healthy Sex Life.. Press release. Retrieved on [[2006-07-23]].
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- MyBlackBook — Official website
- Frequently Asked Questions — FAQ
