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myspace?!? a great example of social degradation in America. If it had more strict regulations it would be much better but myspace doesn't want that
facebook was good before it went public
hopefully someday we'll have a new more dedicated student messaging system
I wouldn't even put incriminating information on myspace. Employers search those things heavily now.Quote:
Originally Posted by GHoSToKeR
how do employers get ahold of them?
It could be as simple as tying their name on the search. Usually more complex measured are applied, but I'm not sure what they are. Usually, good companies have IT staff behind them dedicated to doing background checks and monitoring....
I deleted mine for that reason.
XD. I'm already friends with you King Justin.
Well Jesus this thread fun.
I know it's a horrible obscene use of advertising prowess on the part of Rupert Murdoch, but I don't care. I don't use it to get attention or shit, I just like doing new things.
thc, I don't put anything incriminating on MySpace, and it wouldn't matter right now because I'm a student.. What I meant was that I would never post my MySpace address on a public forum as it has my name, location, date of birth, etc, stuff that I don't necessarily want readily available to anybody ;)
not just america man, England is loaded with myspace junkies (especially fucking teenagers my age), new comments are their fix and their always whoring out myspace with backgrounds, fonts etc just for attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leo_420
I have a myspace, but only for music.