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Ronald Hall from United States writes: As an age 60 male I happen to have a MySpace account and enjoy it. As a Canadian - American it allows me to make and keep in touch with numerous friends in Canada and the US quite easily. I also belong to several MySpace groups where the members can discuss numerous political and social issues of interest to us all here in the US and in Canada. I do not however seek to add 1000 new friends a week and limit my friends list largely to people with whom I wish to regularly communicate.
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I Ty from Canada writes: The popularity of MySpace is confounding; its layout is horrible, and with its so-called bells and whistles, it's rather diffcult for users to put actual content on their sites. Maybe that's why it's so popular among semi-literate 13-year-olds (no offence to the MySpace users that are literate and are not 13). I guess that's why I stick with my LJ.
Oh, and by the way--"LinkedIn, a business-focused social network, brought cool to the cubical." That should be cubicle, not cubical.- Posted 21/04/07 at 3:50 PM EDT | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment
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