<p>Before the advent of MySpace, there was GeoCities; a few students in grade 8 started a major slander site against the few rich girls in the school and nearly destroyed everyone's reputation until the principal caught and suspended them. I wish I had thought of that beforehand, because it would have been well worth it after the rule that those people attempted to establish.</p>
<p>nono before myspace was livejournal - the ultimate brag/attention sheet. and then people get all flustered and angry when an anonymous comment is posted.<br>
as for myspace...why? and especially with facebook now (and even for highschoolers), why myspace? Is it for "teens" to feel smart making their own webpage or something?</p>
<p>Hmm..well, I have a myspace. I'll admit, it has ruined my Junior year. I've become such an addict to it I don't know why. Now I use facebook (high school version) and it's addicting as well. Thing is, I don't want to delete my myspace because I have friends that I keep in contact with and I never see them so I wish to continue to keep in contact.
My grades have dropped from A-, B+ to C+ B-s and the few A's and B's/</p>
<p>Anyone have an idea other than to delete it to keep it not addicting?</p>
<p>I want serious suggestions.</p>
<p>I don't go on myspace like I used it as crazy anymore.</p>
<p>Change your password without looking, and copy and paste it.</p>
<p>I don't think myspace is all that bad...just like any other thing on the internet, it reflects the person who uses it. It's just another outlet to express yourself. I find it no different than people having a certain style with clothes or wearing a certain hairstyle. If people want to do foolish things like post obscene pictures of themselves or their actual address, it shows how much common sense they lack...</p>
<p>I personally don't find myspace all that addictive. IMO there aren't too many things on it to be addicted to...</p>
<p>I use my myspace mostly for political discussion...only not that many people visit and post :p</p>
<p>You are an extreme rarity-most use it for networking either outside of school to find random people or to keep internal friendships in constant touch; there are some students who cut classes to post on their MySpace for these reasons.</p>