MySpace
I toured around MySpace looking at various links and also checked out a number of groups. I'm not interested in setting up an account (too many of them these days!) so I just decided to browse. MySpace is very youth-oriented. When searching profiles, the age groups range from 18-68 only which is fine for the millions of young people that use it for socializing, but it seems to leave out the ever-growing number of seniors that are using sites like Facebook and flickr to keep in touch with families and friends.
This may be really negative, but there seems to be so few posts that are thoughtful, intelligent or worth reading. Most of the posts I have read on MySpace and other social networks are pure dreck.
I toured around MySpace looking at various links and also checked out a number of groups. I'm not interested in setting up an account (too many of them these days!) so I just decided to browse. MySpace is very youth-oriented. When searching profiles, the age groups range from 18-68 only which is fine for the millions of young people that use it for socializing, but it seems to leave out the ever-growing number of seniors that are using sites like Facebook and flickr to keep in touch with families and friends.
This may be really negative, but there seems to be so few posts that are thoughtful, intelligent or worth reading. Most of the posts I have read on MySpace and other social networks are pure dreck.
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