Re:Why MySpace Failed (Or When You Kill The User Experience,...
by p3ll0n on Monday June 21, 2010 @11:03AM
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A more humorous take on MySpace's slow demise ...
"For a brief period of time, MySpace was the site where everyone kept their profile and managed their friendships. But soon, the service began to attract fake profiles, the wrong kind of white people, and struggling musicians. In real world terms, these three developments would be equivalent to a check cashing store, a TGIFridays, and a housing project."
"For a brief period of time, MySpace was the site where everyone kept their profile and managed their friendships. But soon, the service began to attract fake profiles, the wrong kind of white people, and struggling musicians. In real world terms, these three developments would be equivalent to a check cashing store, a TGIFridays, and a housing project."
- Christian Lander, "Stuff White People Like" - #106 Facebook http://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/07/31/106-facebook/