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Make Myspace Your Space!
By David Yuri
Basically, myspace is a virtual community system where registered users put forward their own descriptions – commonly known as personal profiles, their favorite music, photos of all kinds (well, Read more...
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Parents Beware Of Your Teen And Their Myspace Page
By anderson
MySpace phenomenon was initially launched for a file-sharing forum but unfortunately it has to be disbanded in 2001 due to a poor ROI and lack of general consumer interest. Later an UCLA graduate Read more...
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What Does Your Myspace Background Say About You?
Popular social networking website MySpace has taken their operation to a new level in the last year. Pushed hard by competition from competing websites which attempt to piggyback off of their idea, Read more...
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Myspace, Soon To Be Only Dead Space
By Jeffrey A Solochek
They were one of the first sites of their kind and they were great for their time but because of their pigheaded management your local cemetery will have more action than the fate of MySpace. They are constantly doing updates to their site and I know that for a period of about 2 weeks I couldn't even log into my profile. Then all of a sudden, bam, I was able to log in again. According to recent statistics is losing about 30% of their registered users a day and these people are joining sites like Facebook.
Facebook has some great improvements already implemented like the fact that all bots for Facebook have to be on Facebook and not operating elsewhere. Frivolous marketers are not just able to create unlimited accounts which means that any marketing on Facebook will be ethical marketing and not blatant SPAM like that which is on MySpace.
With Facebook I have never had problems logging in like what you get from the site when they are supposedly making site wide updates. On I am constantly getting bombarded with friend request from young women who supposedly specialized in entertaining men like myself. Just what exactly are they talking about, I wonder? This is a constant problem with sites that use these algorithms as there only way to combat SPAM.
The future of will soon become like that of Burger Chef back in the seventies. It will someday be looked at as one of those trials and errors that we all go through. We all need to learn from our past mistakes and hopefully someday the people of will be able to do something else while remembering all the many mistakes that were made at MySpace.
What can we learn from the many mistakes of a site like MySpace? Number one is to never let a site go completely unattended by humans. Number two is to always keep our ears open so that the visitors to our site are always heard. Number three is to always look at what your competitors are doing with their sites and learn how to incorporate the things that are working
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Cathy:shoes::Me:office supplies In other news, I'm getting off the MT train, and hopping over to WP, here. Default, unstyled, whatever. I'll pretty it up when the haircut comes. Feeders, getcher new feed over there somewhar....
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Second large cockroach found in the house in the last couple of days, this one just hanging out on the floor of the office next to the beanbag where I've been sleeping lately. I'm pretty sure it was waiting for...
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Anything is possible if you believe in yourself! Aaaaaauggghhhhh!...
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Some days you eat the bar, and, well, some days, the bar eats you....
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Yeeurgh. I went into the office yesterday for our weekly tech meeting with a little tickle in the back of my nose, and when I left a couple of hours later, I knew that was the start of something bigger....
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More relaxing. Rehearsal was called off today (after I showed up and waited around for a little bit, of course), and it's super nice out so I spent most of the day reading, hanging out with Bernie and Paidia, sitting...
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The Groundhog Day show last night was largely a success. Mike took a suggestion from the audience for a line from a song or movie - a bunch were yelled out at once, but I heard something good, and pointed...
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Or shrink everyone, or grow to become giant death machines, or eat all our extruded potato paste, or something. Who knows? But that sure was fun! Excellent showing all around at the Coldtowne Theater last night - Pgraph's 50th show...
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Our Frontera Fest show was pretty sweet. We're getting pretty good at this - despite storm clouds, we pulled off a solid, consistently funny and interesting show for an audience of maybe 70-80 people who weren't necessarily there to laugh....
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We made pretty picture in the Austinist: http://www.austinist.com/archives/2007/01/31/fronterafest_continues_tonight.php Come out and see us (and Laura Freeman, after!) if you can make your way to the Festival. If not, there's always tomorrow, or the next day... I highly recommend the Coldtowne...
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And yes, the comments are now actually turned all the way off, or, at least, intentionally broken in such away that posts are no longer able to be commented on. The spam problem has become insurmountable, and I've got better...
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Short Shameful Confession: I've tried several different varieties of vegetarian pizza in the last month or so, and I've liked them all. I feel like I have to go strangle some piglets now....
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Friday night was Andy Crouch's birthday, so after the shows, a bunch of us descended on his house and forced him to make us crepes and watch the Fuccons DVD. This took far too long, and led to a bedtime...
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Good rehearsal with Erika May. Good troupe lunch with everyone at Madam Mam's after. Good day, all around. Yawn. More thrilling stories about what I ate to come!...
the best into our own sites. The most important lesson is to never make changes to the site unless we first notify our users of the up and coming changes.
Now Alexa has a site called Way Back Machine or something which allows us the ability to see what a site looked like in the past but does it allow us to find these sites by just the niche or do we need the exact url or domain name of the site? We can learn a lot by looking into the past and a site is needed that allows us to view all of these sites just by the type of site they were.
I just looked at the site Wayback Machine and I do not see a way to search web sites by the niches they covered. We can choose to look at sites from the past if we know the url but if someone wanted to look at gardening sites of the past well then they are just out of luck. It would be ideal if we could search sites by the type of niche they specialized in like looking at old computer software sites like that of Egghead and Compuadd.
My prediction for is they will just be dead space by the end of our current decade unless they make some drastic improvements and changes to their site that will please their users instead of pissing them off like they now do. Article Directory: http://www.articlecube.com Jeffrey A. Solochek grew up in WhiteFish Bay, Wisconsin but now resides in Coastal Georgia. Mr. Solochek has a great sense of humor and he writes on a broad range of subjects which stem from his life experiences and his observations. Mr. Solochek also is an established trend watcher and this adds to his many writings. All his writings containsNo BS, No hype, No FluffPlus everything he writes always contains a blend of his unique wit and humor.
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