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Bob Plummer
Film Handler

Posts: 10
From: Mount Vernon, WA, USA
Registered: Jul 2006
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posted 10-14-2006 01:26 PM
Myspace was one of the top five most popular sites in 2005, but one should take into account the fact that people who use it (like me) end up checking it obsessively, so I doubt it's getting a lot of unique visitors. I don't know if they counted it by unique visitors, or number of total hits.
Ironically, in 2006 it was voted the number 1 worst website, because most of the pages on the site (you're allowed to edit your own html and .css to make your profile look better/worse) don't conforom to the W3 standard. Not to mention that it's glitchy, crashy, slow, and has more users than bandwidth available during peak usage times.
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