I tried to bring back the platform… I tried to bring back the platform (replicate the 2008) we had over 5K users on it. Then there lawyers asked us to shut it down, also around the same time i found out there lawyers are the same as facebooks, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher

sad that they died used to be a great place to play but they got their god complex wouldn't stop making changes. Then they had so damn many pop up ads, virus' and every thing else it was just too much to handle. still have my profile for old time sake but like and old photo album it's just for memories now

When you realize why Myspace was run by wannabes. They don't save anything, then when you want to log in, they ask questions about accounts that are so old dinosaurs may have been around then. Maybe update to normal parameters. No wonder they got their butt holes dived into like sharks on a piece of meat. (is that better for *myspace posting requirements that don't allow the mammal known as the A-S-S-? peeled by Facebook and Instagram.

How the mighty have fallen Tried logging in to my account and had to verify that I was not a robot after forgetting my password (it has been a few years after all) which is fine, only problem was that after the 15th verification screen in a row (kept asking me for traffic lights which pretty much filled the entire captcha screen) and after clicking hundreds of times I kind of got a bit frustrated and decided never to return. If users have to do that every time they forget a password it wont be too long until they have zero users. Or maybe thats the plan? What a lame way of logging in. How the mighty have fallen!

Great Site In 2003 When people describe someone else as "peaked" just think of how popular MySpace was, and how quickly it died by allowing people to make their own pages look like crap. Great example of not thinking smart, and giving people everything they want without long term planning.