Lost in myspace
By writer_GK16
@writer_GK16 (29)
United States
June 30, 2008 9:01am CST
I read some interesting articles about myface and thought of paying a visit today. Felt like a lost kitten in a busy New York street. I think I prefer mylot to myspace. Am I the only one who thinks like that? Any others who agree with me? Something is wrong somewhere.
3 responses
@latoyahall (835)
• United States
30 Jun 08
I have a very elaborate myspace page, but I must admit that I go through phases with it. I love staying connected with all my highschool friends, and making friends in the area. I also like that I can put my favorite music on my profile and all my information is right there for my friends to see.
But I do agree that the hustle and bustle of myspace can be a bit much. Mylot is much easier for me to navigate now, especially since myspace made a big change to the navigation last week.
@writer_GK16 (29)
• United States
1 Jul 08
Hi, thanks for the response. I agree with you about the hustle and the bustle. I actually got lost. Anyway I may as well pay another visit to get over the shock.
@olgms_cute15 (64)
• Philippines
30 Jun 08
yah i agree with you... if your doing something that is not paid it seems to be boring... its maybe because of the crisis that we encounter and we need to earn more to live...
@writer_GK16 (29)
• United States
1 Jul 08
Thanks. Well I am not so sure that I will be a regular at myspace even if they pay me. But I don't think it is nice to make a comment like that without giving it another try. Perhaps I should hope for the best and pay another visit.
@singing1227 (315)
• United States
30 Jun 08
Myspace has a completely different function. You were probably confused because of the way the site was organized. I am not a huge fan of myspace, but some individuals love it. Myspace allows users to create their own personal web page with text, pictures, video, graphics, etc. You can be friends with others on myspace too, and they can post on a designated area of your profile.It is best if you know the addresses of the people you are searching for. Everyone has a www.myspace.com/uniqueid. Ask your friends what their unique ID is. You will be able to find them much more quickly.
Hope this helps!
Hannah
@writer_GK16 (29)
• United States
1 Jul 08
Thanks for being so helpful. Well, I also agree with you about the web page. We can be really creative there. But I really felt like a lost kitten there. Have to find the reason for this. Perhaps I should pay another visit to get over the shock.
