Re:Facebook's TikTok-like redesign marks sunset of social ne...
by ulfw on Tuesday July 26, 2022 @09:55PM
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You're basically describing myspace.
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Re:Facebook's TikTok-like redesign marks sunset of social ne...
by JohnJamesRambo on Tuesday July 26, 2022 @10:01PM
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I honestly liked MySpace. I think it was superior to Facebook in every way. At least you could enjoy some cool music on someone’s page when you visited it. The page was about them.
Re:Facebook's TikTok-like redesign marks sunset of social ne...
by elevaet on Tuesday July 26, 2022 @11:24PM
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Remember how you could customize the css on your myspace? That would be unthinkable nowadays.
Re:Facebook's TikTok-like redesign marks sunset of social ne...
by ulfw on Tuesday July 26, 2022 @10:14PM
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Yes it was less of a 'database' with a front end but more of a messy creative space you could put whatever you like on.
Re:Facebook's TikTok-like redesign marks sunset of social ne...
by joshmanders on Tuesday July 26, 2022 @10:12PM
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Then follow me on SpaceHey, MySpace reborn.
Re:Facebook's TikTok-like redesign marks sunset of social ne...
by naravara on Wednesday July 27, 2022 @11:17AM
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That's basically what Facebook was (though really it drew more from Friendster). As I remember it, the big appeal of Facebook over MySpace was that the interface was clean and that people felt like migrating from MySpace to The Facebook was a way of shedding their high school selves and reinventing how they presented themselves for college. So it was still loose but looked a bit more "adult." But they very much were viewed as doing the same thing.