Ring nets

I don’t even know that this is more - an attempt to simplify the life of the shy, satisfy the “need for affiliation”, triple the population of the country or just give an opportunity to wink at each other?

A very long time ago, people began to put on themselves (draw on themselves, cut out, burn out) something that showed their affiliation to one or another secondary social group. To some extent, these "markers of accessory" are even a cane and a bowler, a tattoo of the back and a piercing in the nose, and even a nine and a Mercedes M-class. But now, when often these groups are often some kind of social networks, the case takes a slightly different turn ...

We are now doing some kind of social network. I don't want more details yet, and that's not the point. It will just be part of the network for young-and-active and for adult-and-serious (read - mainstream and professional). And here I wanted to introduce my old idea - something codenamed LVR.
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LVR (in the original version) is a ring. They are either three or one, but painted in three colors (conditionally - white, red and green). The wearing of this ring itself means belonging to a certain network (in the original it was a dating site). White - "I am part of it." Green is “I am part of her and I want to communicate and be friends,” red is “I am part of her and am looking for close communication.” It is understood that only members of the site will recognize the ring, and even more so will understand. The very presence of this ring is a reason to smile and come to talk. Color initially shows what you can count on.

So the question ... This concept (of course) is good for a dating site. But will it work for the network? And if so, will it work for a professional? And if so, how do you think it should change to work for professionals (and why will they wear it)?

I have my ideas, I will express them in the comments. Interesting collective opinion.