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Re: thoughts on myspace

An opinion about Myspace from a myspace convert:

Its wonderful. It is basically the real world in a nutshell, so I can stay the wonderful person I believe I am, hold my morals, and network with many of my classmates/friends I've made over the years in school and otherwise (37 and counting).

Just like the real world, there are the idiots and the intellects, and both are given a lot of power to do their will. I just try to avoid the idiots, and if anything, if they send me something potentially graphic, they'll get a very frank and friendly response from me that is about 1 paragraph long and basically says "No. Thank You."

As far as the potential banning of the site as it is, that can't happen. There just has to be regulation on the part of the members and the folks running the site. What bothers me is that no one has started a virtual committee on the networking site to resolve this issue. IOW, there could be a virtual government that could be built, and hey, no hanging chads or fillibusters!

Other than that, I also find it to be a wonderful CSS/Html playground.

-Joe
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