Okay, this has to be one of my new favorite web sites. Date: Unknown is a reality web series that features the first dates of people who meet online through social networks. That is sheer genius. I have always wondered what people really get from MySpace and Facebook, etc., other than wasting hours and hours of time at work and home. I mean, it didn"t really seem like people networked so much as just chatted with their existing friends and became voyeurs into other people"s lives. Well, okay, you could find old friends on these sites, which is fun. But the beauty of this site is that it puts the whole genre to a new test: can you date someone you "network" with on these sites? Apparently YouTube is interested as well, as they just signed a revenue sharing deal with them. While in the past they only had new material once a week, they will start filming for daily content soon. Good stuff. The show’s unassuming hook-up with YouTube is as notable as the show’s motif. As the story goes, creator Brandon Fletcher flew to California and walked into YouTube’s offices to request a featured spot on the video-sharing site’s home page. Looks like Fletcher got what he wanted and then some. The show is like Blind Date, only more contrived. Date: Unknown has gained a reported 60,000 views. Now Date: Unknown has joined the elite rank of those that have gotten a revenue-sharing deal with YouTube, which includes LG15 and Smosh.