Women aren't as picky as you think about height. It's something that we like. It doesn't mean that we're not going to take your average 5' 8" guy

One of the main points when you take my post holistically is that it's easier for women to judge by such metrics such as income and height. They're very normal conversation topics. Given how dishonest people are about personality and other attributes, often times I'd find myself resorting to asking about career/job (estimated income), hobbies (estimated spending habits), and other female-safe topics/metrics to glean info about women.

Now who's fault is that

This is a common point of conflict between me and bpers. You might be too used to arguments in which bpers and rpers are arguing about where fault should be assigned for various issues.

I don't care about assigning fault. I'm just stating my honest observations. If you want to win and assign fault to men, then you can have it: It's partially men's fault for generally higher sex drives, having lower standards for sex, and being considerably more physical-oriented than women.

Huh, I honestly didn't know this, not being a user of online dating sites. More supply and demand?

Online is just an example of where your suggestion would make sense. It is currently impractical to filter out for "women who only care about how tall you are". The women who actually are that way would also have to be socially retarded to admit that or go around telling men that fact before the men even begin approaching. That's like women going around explicitly telling men (before they're even approached) that they are gold-diggers. It's not something tattooed on their heads.

IRL, it's women who do the filtering still.

Online, the only place where such metafilters are even possible for men, it's still highly discouraged by feminist concerns.