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OMG New Myspace!!!
It does look pretty awesome I wonder what this is going to mean for Facebook. Sep 25 12 12:57 pm Link Dec 04 12 07:50 pm Link I hate Facebook. I used to like Myspce before the migration. May have to check this out. Dec 04 12 08:24 pm Link . xD [retroactively self moderated] Dec 04 12 08:28 pm Link R A V E N D R I V E wrote: did you forget something? Dec 04 12 08:35 pm Link . Dec 04 12 08:44 pm Link Damn! I swore I'd never use Myspace again! (lol) It actually looks pretty good. Dec 04 12 08:56 pm Link R A V E N D R I V E wrote: That's better. Dec 04 12 09:04 pm Link Dan Brady wrote: ahahahaha come on that would have been a 3 day brig at best, 9 if I tried to appeal it Dec 04 12 09:06 pm Link only way to get people back is offer them what facebook doesnt . 1.unlike button 2. hi-rez photo's 3. anti-timeline 4. paypal link to sell items directly to friends or fan page 5. maybe verification of accounts where they mail your the code so you are who you say you are and they need mods old myspace got too creepy !! Dec 04 12 09:08 pm Link Caustic Disco wrote: So you can polish a turd? Dec 04 12 09:08 pm Link or lipstick on a dead pig Dec 04 12 09:35 pm Link R A V E N D R I V E wrote: ^"^ Dec 04 12 09:40 pm Link No amount of redesign is going to wash away its reputation as the bottom of the social networking barrel. Dec 04 12 09:40 pm Link Karl Blessing wrote: AOL chatrooms. you used to be able to create your own. i would always be in "jesus sucks" when i could.. it filled up pretty quickly. Dec 04 12 10:10 pm Link As someone who earns a living on the internet I believe it will come down to who can build a platform which effectively combines user experience with advertising. The age of solely winning the largest user base is over. Facebook won that battle. Now they are struggling to realize how to monetize it. Dec 04 12 10:17 pm Link I don't really understand why people disliked Myspace so much. It was easy to manage, super user friendly compared to Facebook. If someone could enlighten me...I'd be curious to know! Dec 04 12 10:36 pm Link JM Studios wrote: It's not that FB was better. But people developed a complex that they were better by virtue of being on FB. Keep in mind, that at first, FB mostly catered to college people. Myspace had become a huge free-for-all, which is what Facebook now is. Things went full circle. Dec 04 12 10:47 pm Link R_Marquez wrote: But to each their own.... because, I don't fully understand the draw to Twitter...I never use mine. Dec 04 12 10:52 pm Link the two worst relationships i've ever had started on myspace... maybe third time's the charm? Dec 05 12 03:14 am Link Services will continue to come and go. It's human nature to rebel and not use your parents social media. Or what you used last month for that matter. I was a late adopter to facebook and now hardly use it. Never used twitter and don't plan to. I've started using google+ but even that's starting to tire. There's hundreds of social media sites created by startups that most of us don't even know about. The evolution will likely continue to integrate communications (email, sms, chat, forums, phone, documents, applications, etc.) until they're hardly distinguishable. Google has made a lot of progress but they may not be the ultimate winner. btw, I see your Compuserve and raise you my local BBS. Dec 05 12 09:48 am Link What? No more 'glitter gifs"? No more red text on an orange background? You mean people will actually be able to see and read things on someones myspace page? This aint April 1st, is it? Dec 05 12 12:19 pm Link JM Studios wrote: i liked it too!!!!!! i was sad when everyone switched to facebook. i think my social life dipped because i refused for the longest time to make a fb page out of spite, i was so out of the loop on everything lol. Dec 05 12 01:56 pm Link Michael Broughton wrote: i had a myriad of myspace relationships in high school, thankfully i learned my lesson and no longer date 36 year old men who act 13 and take photos of their abs in the bathroom mirror. thanks myspace! Dec 05 12 01:58 pm Link Caustic Disco wrote: what about 33 year old men who act 16 and have no abs to photograph? Dec 05 12 05:15 pm Link J Jessica wrote:
Dec 05 12 06:54 pm Link So did it relaunch? http://www.wired.com/underwire/2013/01/ … ce-single/ Where is the hoopla? I just happened to Google this wired link out of random curiosity Jan 16 13 10:47 am Link Jan 16 13 12:17 pm Link I've found some pretty good models through MySpace, but I don't really visit more than a couple of times a year anymore. Jan 16 13 12:32 pm Link I'd use it again, now that rupert murdoch is out and it's actually run by someone with at least half a soul. Facebook lost its cool. Jan 16 13 12:59 pm Link How's the image quality? Facebook fucks it up so much... If its nice, i'm there. They need to be lax on tits, though. Jan 16 13 01:41 pm Link Well, I signed up just to reserve my name. Jan 16 13 04:08 pm Link Proprietary Rights in Content on Myspace You grant us broad rights to use and exploit Content you post or make available via the Myspace Services, your profile and activity information, and your name, persona and likeness, as more fully explained below. You will not be entitled to compensation or attribution even if we or others profit from such use. However, you remain the owner and fully responsible for your Content and for ensuring that its use in connection with the Myspace Services do not violate any third party rights or any law. Your right to use Myspace Content, User Content and Third Party Content is very limited and revocable. More Jan 16 13 04:13 pm Link am i the only one who doesn't understand what the new myspace is all about? I didn't understand the video at all? Jan 16 13 04:36 pm Link MissLaurelle wrote: you're not alone Jan 16 13 04:37 pm Link Should've renamed it "The Space" Jan 17 13 01:13 am Link Has Rupert Murdoch sold MySpace yet? MySpace is the digital Pompeii. Jan 18 13 10:19 am Link |
I still remember compu-serve forums (which are more like chat rooms).
at least you're honest
