mashable.com — If you asked most MySpace-haters what's their problem with the service, they'd probably say: it's ugly. Meanwhile, people tell us they are switching from Twitter to Pownce because it's prettier and easier to use. For those who prize beauty above all else, we brought together 10 of the prettiest social networks.
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opmtJul 10, 2007
ahhh... I know this is gonna shock you.. but.. YOU DON'T HAVE TO CONFORM.You also don't need to use ANY of the above. Try the real world! =)
Closed AccountJul 10, 2007
oh... you're the one
laseroneJul 10, 2007
I like <a class="user" href="http://Jaiku.com">http://Jaiku.com</a> the best. You can use RSS to have things you post on your other sites appear in your Jaikus. It makes a nice, simple, centralized online presence. I use Imified to post to Jaike&Twitter at once but it also posts to many other sites, like wordpress sites, MT, tumblr etc. But there's just something about jaiku, it's simple like twitter but has more featuers. And as far as beautiful-ness, you just use whatever background you want. Mine is at <a class="user" href="http://laserone.jaiku.com/">http://laserone.jaiku.com/</a>
igothandleJul 10, 2007
Yeah, orkut is where it's at if you're into Estonian or Brazilian babes. And I'm actually a little bit serious!
emilio8605Jul 10, 2007
I've just made pitching Virb to them a part of the background noise to every conversation on Myspace. Soon they'll all be on Virb and won't even realize when the switch happened.
fat32Jul 10, 2007
<a class="user" href="http://myopera.com">http://myopera.com</a>Great community. Beautiful design. Valid HTML :)And no ADs!
blacktyeJul 10, 2007
Spell check is everything.
misamiyoJun 13, 2008
its a trash sites, i don't like some of these, its empty. biased!
Closed AccountDec 11, 2008
Answering your first question, your friend may have other friends on MySpace who they'd like to stay in touch with. Answering your second question, friends stay better connected, duh. Social networks allow users to be *omniscient* in their social spheres. It's arguable whether it's healthy or not, but that's a different subject.