I learned several lessons yesterday after posting incorrect information about personality testing legal issues.
Posting inaccurate information gets people talking more than usual and tends to bring out the worst in people.
You can never be to careful about fact-checking.
Rense Lange, President of IKS wrote in to clarify the situation.
Your statements are absolutely wrong: IKS does not “have a patent on personality testing and anyone who does personality testing owes them royalities of up to 60% of all revenues.”
You must be confusing us with Sparks Network who indeed has been suing online dating sites for this reason. But, again, it is NOT IKS doing this.
Rense Lange, Ph.D.
President IKS and IKS-Europe
So there you have it, my apologies to Rense and IKS.
