As simply put as the title states. You would think that with all that ad revenue the site pulls in they’d be able to handle some traffic. YouTube serves up serious streaming media to what looks like an even wider audience base (after insane traffic spikes to the site over the past few months) and I don’t recall that site ever going down as often or have as many errors popping up… I digress but it’d be nice if MySpace would take heed and invest in some more power. Maybe Google will buy them out and MySpace can be hosted at Googleplexes throughout the country =)
Oh speaking of social networking… check out http://www.eons.com - social networking for 50-plus’ers. Looks like the guy who founded Monster.com is behind it. Kind of an interesting idea.
IIRC MySpace was bought out awhile ago by some big news corporation. Maybe the crappy servers are an attempt to keep the site’s indie feel.
I hate myspace pages. I haven’t seen such crappy web design since homestead and geocities circa 1999.
I second this post!