Thank you for very much for your feedback. I really appreciate it.<p>Yes, Krewe does drop you into a group as soon as you sign up and you don&#x27;t get to see who&#x27;s in it. Keep in mind that we never give ANYONE your location or email address. You also have the choice to leave the group right away and join a new group and you have the ability to vote people out of a group.<p>But I strongly believe the platform simply won&#x27;t work if people are able to pick and choose who they want to be in a group with. It&#x27;s not hard to imagine that men will only want to be in a group with attractive women. If people can choose, then they&#x27;ll only choose &quot;the best.&quot;<p>I believe that the issues you raised apply to essentially anything in life. Every time you go to the grocery story, you run the risk of bumping into someone you don&#x27;t like. If you go on Tinder, you can come across your ex. If you join a recreational kickball league, you could be put on a team with your arch nemesis. Krewe doesn&#x27;t make you interact with anyone, it just give you the opportunity to do so. You should always meet up with new people in a safe, public space.<p>With that said, I will be making some small changes that I hope will help address your concerns.