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Myspace... the "How To"

I'd been asked a lot about exactly how Myspace works. And although I could navigate it with my eyes closed, so to say... I often find it a bit more difficult to explain to people, just because I'm used to doing it rather than having to explain how to do it. The good news is that MSNBC has posted a "MySpace How To" which does a great job of explaining the community and giving instructions on how to navigate it.

For those parents who are interested in seeing just what is going on there... I can't encourage you more to take a look at the How To.

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Anonymous said…
This is a great link - the report about the three girls and their MySpace accounts was incredible - it should be MUST viewing for all parents of teens. I didn't know this was up there - thanks a bunch for posting this!
Anonymous said…
I've decided we need a visual image for the internet.
The internet is a lot like river where you go white water rafting. It is fast, fun, and even useful and educational. And especially the edges can be very fun. But there are deep, dark, fast and dangerous waters there also. And just like most parents wouldn't send their children white water rafting without supervision, they should also be supervising internet usage.
Lilo said…
If your kids have Myspace accounts, you might want to check out this page it's from MSNBC and it contains a fake profile to help you get an idea of what shouldn't been available on the site. Sort of a "don't do this".
Lilo said…
If your kids have Myspace accounts, you might want to check out this page it's from MSNBC and it contains a fake profile to help you get an idea of what shouldn't been available on the site. Sort of a "don't do this".

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