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Once two (or more) people are perceived by a matchmaker to be appropriately introduced to each other the matchmaker can try to identify at least one person familiar with each of the people being matched. Those people will be considered to be part of a coaching team whose role is to serve the needs of the possible "Match." The match itself then becomes a structural entity that will benefit from the pairing up the the people being matched. | |||
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Revision as of 03:56, 27 September 2025
Once two (or more) people are perceived by a matchmaker to be appropriately introduced to each other the matchmaker can try to identify at least one person familiar with each of the people being matched. Those people will be considered to be part of a coaching team whose role is to serve the needs of the possible "Match." The match itself then becomes a structural entity that will benefit from the pairing up the the people being matched.