MySpace Makes it to Top 10 Internet Sites
prostoalex writes "Nielsen//NetRatings Top 10 is a monthly rating of top 10 Internet destinations. Generally dominated by Yahoo!, Microsoft, Google, AOL, eBay and similar major destinations, the list had a newcomer in March of this year. MySpace.com is 10th most visited Web site, losing to #9 Real.com only by 600,000 unique visits per month."
after the slashdot appearance of the article, MySpace.com is now #4.
...the internet dies just a little bit. The future if the internet grows bleek. Some people spend so much time whoring themselves out on MySpace, that's all they use the internet for. Still, they need that 6Mbps connection because some profiles try to load 200MB of videos, sounds, CSS, cursors, and animated GIFs all at the same time.
God save the interweb.
None, they'll just sit in the dark and cry.
Losing my faith in /. but it turns out we're all united in our hatred of MySpace.
This guy is way out there
The one that goes, "I believe the children are our future..."
Then it goes on to show the dumb photos that people post.
Its funny stuff... http://www.ifilm.com/ifilmdetail/2713146
Anywhere you can pick up lose women is bound to be popular.
How we know is more important than what we know.
No-one intentionally goes to Real.com.
:-
Only reason Real.com is up there (with a long time per visit) is
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The question is - Is Microsoft #2 becasue of THIS page or despite it?
Sure, Real is at number 9, but most of their traffic is to one specific page:
i _uninstall_this_damn_thing.html
http://www.real.com/support/faqs/how_the_hell_do_
Your post was great but I see this kind of thing all the time in really badly written emails to customer service. I think Slashdot has spoiled you. Despite all the moaning and groaning the Slashdot audience is fairly well educated and can write tolerably. You haven't had to spend a lot of time with exceptionally stupid and/or very poorly educated people since high school no doubt (if you went to public school), but they're out there and there are lots and lots of them and Myspace caters to them. I'm actually really happy that the great uneducated masses are learning to type, get a thought across at some level or another and do basic internet stuff.