I think its useless but then again its good for older people and people that don't understand much how webpages work somebody like that is my sister lol. But sure she can shop all day long with money she makes from blogging :)
NLP Hypnotist
· 1 year ago
How does she make money from bloging ? Can you drop me a email as i would love to get some more blogs started. Thx
LiquidSilver
· 1 year ago
similar to standard email feature, but comes a bit too late.
Travis
· 1 year ago
This is really good. For like the last 5 6 months I have told so many people to not just out there password on fake myspace login pages. But they still do it and its still a big problem. So I am happy they are doing this. And if you think people that are like 16 don't give out there password. Think again b/c they do all the time.
Julian Bond
· 1 year ago
Now if they implemented OpenID and oAuth, perhaps this wouldn't be needed?
Guest
· 1 year ago
I had to laugh when I read: "It’s also mildly amusing that the warning message is worded for 12 year olds." Well, the thing is, Myspace is just that, for kids. It is basically a dating site for teens and it is full of teen drama. Many like to add people to their network just for the sake of adding people and pretending to have lots of friends. There is no way that one single person knows 1500 people. It is basically a popularity contest. People like to show off how many people they know, and it's the online equivalent of being one of the cool kids. Although MySpace is fine for kids, it's not for serious adults. Typical "intelligent" conversations you will see:
"WTF! Did you see the size of her butt?" "He is so cute!" "OMG! I saw this cute outfit!" "I hate my mom. She wont let me drink, smoke or have sex!"
Azazelle
· 1 year ago
As for me, I don't like such kind of alerts. They are too annoying and useless.
Lesson learnt i would say, Just do not reply to the emails delite them streight away or report them. Tina x
Missy
· 1 year ago
I would say that I dont mind an extra-alert if that can help people to avoid scam and to keep their accounts safe. Not all users are highly computer-intelligent , so its better to be safe then sorry.
nikki
· 11 months ago
Ted Koppel once said that he talks at a 13-year old level to his audience… in order to communicate effectively.
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Thx
Well, the thing is, Myspace is just that, for kids. It is basically a dating site for teens and it is full of teen drama. Many like to add people to their network just for the sake of adding people and pretending to have lots of friends. There is no way that one single person knows 1500 people. It is basically a popularity contest. People like to show off how many people they know, and it's the online equivalent of being one of the cool kids. Although MySpace is fine for kids, it's not for serious adults. Typical "intelligent" conversations you will see:
"WTF! Did you see the size of her butt?"
"He is so cute!"
"OMG! I saw this cute outfit!"
"I hate my mom. She wont let me drink, smoke or have sex!"
need me? my space:
(c) http://www.edenfantasys.com/
http;//www.discreet-romance.com
Tina x