"YOU'RE GONNA NEED SOMEONE ON YOUR SIDE"
I have nearly 300 friends on my MySpace account, and, hello, a small handful of people on my Friendster account. In fact, I nearly forgot that I even had a Friendster account until a read a funny blog post bemoaning it even existing. Anyone, uh, wanna be my Friendster-friend?
In other news, I don't know how I overlooked this, but I just discovered I made quite a list in December! I'm dying, this is so funny!
9 comments:
Ah... Friendster didn't scale well and MySpace did. MySpace allows customization that Friendster doesn't. And Facebook is the new pink is the new black.
What that means is that I wouldn't worry about beefing up your Friendster account, it is SO 2003.
But doesn't forcing Friendster usage make me an against-the-grain-goer?
That stings!
Hmmm... yes, yes it does.
And against-the-grain-going is good.
Okay, yes, you may force Friendster onto us.
I hadn't used Friendster in so long, my relationship status was totally wrong! :-)
I haven't been stalked on Friendster, so it wins the Friendster/myspace debate in my book...
Oh, wait, the stinging part? I was just explaining why she has 300 on one and not-as-many on the other.
It was a comment on the triumph of Myspace over Friendster in the big battle of social networking. I don't think I ever got over 20 on Friendster, slow beast of a website it used to be.
I thought facebook was aimed at the undergraduate age group?
Dana, will you ever give us links to follow?
Facebook began as a site for only people with .edu emails, but in the last 6 months or so it went public. Not in stocks, but in availability. Growing in popularity, but still primarily college students. Definitely a shifting user base as people graduate and continue using it.
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