It might have changed in the past few years, but when I was on it, it was a bit more crazy and did not have such a comfortable atmosphere. Some things were too risque.

Myspace is alright, but I use facebook alot more!

I used to really enjoy using myspace before facebook came along. I logged into my old myspace account not to long ago just to see what was going on with it and all of my photos and other things I had added to the myspace page were gone. It also seemed like now it was all music base - I was super confused and don't plan on ever logging back in.

I am sorry but I used to be a user of myspace and I did not like it at all. I prefer facebook much better...it is easier to navigate and you have more controlll.... sorry myspace.

I used to use Myspace a while ago before I started using Facebook. I would get messages and friend requests from all sorts of people and I didn't like that at all. I felt like there was a lack of privacy.

I got sick of myspace way before I started using facebook. Profiles took forever to load and people would bombard them with useless crap like silly graphics and useless info.

I used to be a huge myspace fan, but facebook has rendered myspace obsolete among myself and my friends. Myspace seems to be the less mature, less sophsticated, and less effective means of social networking among the "big three" (myspace, facebook, twitter).

I used to love to use Myspace but I started picking up viruses when using it so I deleted the account.

MySpace is awful. I used to be such an advocate for MySpace until I started using Facebook. It became less about what my profile song was and more about connecting with friends.

The only thing I like about myspace is that you have a song on your profile page. Other than that, I'm surprised the site is still around. Facebook is 10x better all around, hands down. ...that's my quick take on it.

Facebook has really changed the market for social networking, if Myspace wants to stay around they're going to have to change their market. It really needs to lose the image of being for teenagers, and more for everyone.