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I wonder if they delivered pink slips, or just “unfriended” them.
Ok, that was weak. The only giggle I’m really getting out of any of this is picturing a News Corp executive trying to explain to Rupert Murdoch what Myspace is.
This is probably because I delete my MySpace account a few weeks ago.
has anyone told Tom?
Friendster is going strong in Asia, actually.
Myspace is so last year.
MySpace is run by people?
No, it’s made from people, @6.
I wish I could delete my myspace page. They never send me the confirmatory email for the deletion. After contacting tech support, they just gave me the link that sends me on the confirmatory email path again…bastards.
Facebook will do this too someday, once users move on to the next thing. There is always, will always, be a next thing that is better/cooler.
Any early adopters know what it is yet?
@10 – yes, but we signed a non-disclosure agreement.