Comments on: MySpacePolice? http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/ because I thought so... Sun, 20 May 2012 19:52:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.11 by: Joy http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/#comment-21 Sat, 27 Jan 2007 05:52:47 +0000 http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/#comment-21 All in all, MySpace is a social network like all the others out there on the internet. In fact, as a college student, I strongly believe that MySpace is a great deal safer than facebook (a popular college network) these days. I was strongly against MySpace for the longest time. However, a couple of my very good friends used it and I created an account to keep up with them while I was away at school. MySpace can only be as harmful as one makes it. If you keep your profile clean and avoid others profiles who you are not sure of, your MySpace experience can be safe and enjoyable! All in all, MySpace is a social network like all the others out there on the internet. In fact, as a college student, I strongly believe that MySpace is a great deal safer than facebook (a popular college network) these days. I was strongly against MySpace for the longest time. However, a couple of my very good friends used it and I created an account to keep up with them while I was away at school.
MySpace can only be as harmful as one makes it. If you keep your profile clean and avoid others profiles who you are not sure of, your MySpace experience can be safe and enjoyable!

]]> by: mike http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/#comment-20 Sat, 27 Jan 2007 04:25:56 +0000 http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/#comment-20 I have a MySpace account, too, but it's virtually blank. I'm not really into who's in my "top 10" or whatever. I mainly signed up so I could view a movie website or something. That's the main reason I stopped using the Windows Live account, because I didn't like having my readers/visitors having to "belong" to the site in order to comment or use certain features. But that aside, you are right. People are too quick these days to blame all their short comings on others. Some folks don't want to admit they failed, so they sue someone else. It's kind of sad... I have a MySpace account, too, but it’s virtually blank. I’m not really into who’s in my “top 10″ or whatever. I mainly signed up so I could view a movie website or something. That’s the main reason I stopped using the Windows Live account, because I didn’t like having my readers/visitors having to “belong” to the site in order to comment or use certain features.

But that aside, you are right. People are too quick these days to blame all their short comings on others. Some folks don’t want to admit they failed, so they sue someone else. It’s kind of sad…

]]> by: Nick http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/#comment-19 Fri, 26 Jan 2007 23:14:26 +0000 http://thoughtnot.net/2007/01/25/myspacepolice/#comment-19 I couldn't agree more. The parents should be watching their kids or at least have an idea of what they are doing. Are they going to sue a porn site because their kid checked out a few nipples? It's become too common practice for sue happy America to try and get money out of those who are trying to innovate. While I too can't stand most of 'MySpace' because of the 1996 'angelfire-esc' pages I think it has potential. Yes, I do actually have a myspace account and I just recently added a few friends to it simply to keep up with their lives. I couldn’t agree more. The parents should be watching their kids or at least have an idea of what they are doing. Are they going to sue a porn site because their kid checked out a few nipples? It’s become too common practice for sue happy America to try and get money out of those who are trying to innovate. While I too can’t stand most of ‘MySpace’ because of the 1996 ‘angelfire-esc’ pages I think it has potential. Yes, I do actually have a myspace account and I just recently added a few friends to it simply to keep up with their lives.

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