The problem I have with what the article states is classifying Facebook on the level of Myspace. From my understanding, I use facebook way more then myspace, that it is much more restricted. 1, you need to have a college e-mail address to sign up so it limits the site to the educated crazies. Two it allows High School kids but only if they are invited by a friend (current facebook user) from what I understand and then there are limitations on what people can see with those profiles.
Basically Facebook is a lot different then MySpace
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The problem I have with what the article states is classifying Facebook on the level of Myspace. From my understanding, I use facebook way more then myspace, that it is much more restricted. 1, you need to have a college e-mail address to sign up so it limits the site to the educated crazies. Two it allows High School kids but only if they are invited by a friend (current facebook user) from what I understand and then there are limitations on what people can see with those profiles. Basically Facebook is a lot different then MySpace