myspace pet peeves
my myspace pet peves:
-when people use the bulletin to post memes. that's what blogs are for! and that's why i must post bulletins about events about 9 times cuz well, people post so damn many memes! so i'll stop reposting about my events when people stop posting memes in bulletins.
-annoying backgrounds/font colors/etc. that make it impossible to read someone's profile...
-people who post 50 pictures in their info/blurb/wherever. a few are aiit, but really folks... all them pictures make it nearly impossible to actually figure out what the hell is on your page. that's what the picture space is for.
-people who post pictures of famous people as their own... if it's a picture of you and say, alix olson, that's cool. posting alix olson pictures, that's not.
-people who post comments on musician/performer's pages that oogle and drool over the performer. kinda like that person at the ani difranco concert who shouted "i want to eat you with a spoon!". they're people. great performers too. here's some tips: the "you rock" and "you should come to x town" is good. the "you are like so amazing and like i am so in love with you and i am cool cuz you're my myspace friend" comments are not-they're obsessive.
and i'm really just avoiding working on my grad school application. i just had to rant that. and i'm done being judgemental. maybe i should work on my fourth step...?
-when people use the bulletin to post memes. that's what blogs are for! and that's why i must post bulletins about events about 9 times cuz well, people post so damn many memes! so i'll stop reposting about my events when people stop posting memes in bulletins.
-annoying backgrounds/font colors/etc. that make it impossible to read someone's profile...
-people who post 50 pictures in their info/blurb/wherever. a few are aiit, but really folks... all them pictures make it nearly impossible to actually figure out what the hell is on your page. that's what the picture space is for.
-people who post pictures of famous people as their own... if it's a picture of you and say, alix olson, that's cool. posting alix olson pictures, that's not.
-people who post comments on musician/performer's pages that oogle and drool over the performer. kinda like that person at the ani difranco concert who shouted "i want to eat you with a spoon!". they're people. great performers too. here's some tips: the "you rock" and "you should come to x town" is good. the "you are like so amazing and like i am so in love with you and i am cool cuz you're my myspace friend" comments are not-they're obsessive.
and i'm really just avoiding working on my grad school application. i just had to rant that. and i'm done being judgemental. maybe i should work on my fourth step...?