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Re: Facebook vs. Myspace

goomba — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 23:25:53 -0000

i'd say the two sites are just different, with entirely different purposes: you are comparing apples and oranges. i use facebook to network, establish friendships, and interact with people. to give them a more "personal" look at myself, i direct them to myspace, which is exactly what the name suggests: MY SPACE. nobody makes a "facebook page" for their band; all facebook pages look the same.
you can customize yourself on myspace; not on facebook. hence, i often have two tabs open. if you prefer one over the other, that's your preference. and i wouldn't say facebook is kicking the ass out of myspace at all; to you, maybe, and the 5 other commenters here. lol

Re: Facebook vs. Myspace

Debbie — Sun, 14 Jun 2009 04:02:11 -0000

Your post reminded me that I hadn't checked my mycpace account for like 2 years so I went and checked it out and you are right it sucked.

Re: Facebook vs. Myspace

Adam — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 00:30:40 -0000

Great post and very well worded. I liked the simple definition of their differences; vanity vs actual interaction and relationships

Re: Facebook vs. Myspace

Hypnosis Training — Sun, 10 May 2009 12:16:50 -0000

hey Great post !!!!!!!!! I use facebook a lot. It helps me to stay connected with both my current frnds and old frnds. but i didn't use Myspace before. so i don't know how does it work! Infact i don't want to try it as i m fully satisfied with facebook. CHEERS TO FB!!!

Re: Facebook vs. Myspace

Nancy — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 10:59:39 -0000

I totally agree. On Myspace you have to visit each persons page seperately to see what they're up to. On Facebook, you can see all your friends post in one central location "your home page", without the need to open up 30 different windows. I also like the simplicity of the pages, no loud music, no outrages backgrounds that interfere with you being able to see what has been written. I totally agree Myspace is a vanity site and Facebook is truly about friends and family connecting. I've found no one on Myspace, but found 10 relatives on Facebook that I had lost contact with for over 20 years and found my entire high school class. Facebook is the site to be on!

Re: Facebook vs. Myspace

Sabriel S. — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 10:14:59 -0000

Extremely well put, mate.