Roughly how many people do you think you've heard say that? 5? 50? 500? And where are you seeing said people say such things? Keep in mind that even if you've heard personal accounts of 10,000 people saying they aren't "that type", that's only roughly .014% of the people on Myspace. And while the type of user that you describe certainly exists, I would hazard a guess that there are far more people that don't fit that stereotype than do.Mr Bacon wrote:I love how everyone on myspace claims they aren't "that type" of user that everyone fears. Says something about the site.
I'm only defending it because I'm one of the people who doesn't feel like they're "that type"; I have only one person on there who I haven't met in real life, though I've known her for years from playing video games (and she's about to be removed due to her comments in this thread!). I've also caught up with several people that I hadn't seen or heard from in 5 or 10 years.
It's got the private messaging features of a message board like this one without limiting them to a specialized video game-centric site, the ability to find contact information for people you may have lost touch with (such as Classmates.com or one of those types of pay sites), I've been turned onto several musicians that I was unfamiliar with before someone I knew had a song embedded or a link to the artist's page, and I'm sure there are more uses that aren't readily available at the top of my head.
I don't know, it seems like a pretty decent resource to me...