Those kids up in Olympia sure know how to do it. K Records is offering up gems from their collection for download for, what? 99 cents? No way! 89 cents?! Try again!
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Myspace Censorship
Yes, they’re allowed to do whatever they want with whatever you post on their site, but I just wanted to call to light a little bit of censorship I experienced first hand.
Friends have been posting things about third-party trackers, like the one Friendster has built in. Someone comes to your page, you’ll know it (unless they set themself to Private or what have you). I don’t know why Myspace doesn’t just add this functionality, because obviously people want it… but that’s ok, I understand they’re busy people!
So anyhow, I tested out the latest and greatest which didn’t actually work, and while I was posting a bulletin to let my friends know not to waste their time, I decided I’d add a bit about AIM Pages and AOL’s new VoIP offerings while I was at it.
A day goes by, and I log in, and mysteriously, my bulletin is gone! I thought maybe I hadn’t posted it somehow… but after a quick follow up post wondering where it went, a few friends wrote me and told me they’d seen it before Myspace had removed it. Read more on Myspace Censorship…