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The splintering of social networks continues. There's really very little point in trying to have more friends than anyone else at MySpace, but there's plenty of reasons to create a new circle of 'real life' friends at this site.
I remain dubious about the commercialization opportunities at most of these sites, but I've been wrong about this before.
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