- www.gaylife.about.com, Jan 27th, 2010

Online dating site eHarmony has settled a class action lawsuit over discriminatory policies that prohibited lgbt singles from being matched with same-sex partners.

The settlement includes a promise to make the site more gay-friendly and awards more than $500,000 to class members, approximately $4,000 for each of the 130 class members and up to $1.3 million in attorneys’ fees.

Back in April 2009, eHarmony launched “alternative” site Compatible Partners to quell growing concern over non-inclusive matching formulas

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