Why to some people like face book and not myspace?

like face book users say oh myspace slows down your computer wen u go to someones page....well is not myspace is your computer!!!!!! myspace got lots off stuff for musicians comedians and directors and more! videos..and some people like face book why???





whats so great about face book??? i made one i got bord after 30 minuets





myspace can do evrything face book those and much more

Why to some people like face book and not myspace?
Personally, I feel that Myspace is pretty cluttered up. With it's hard to use interface and huge adds, I think it kind of scarces new users (at least, it scared me away).





Whereas Facebook has a very clean layout and a logical design. Also, Facebook is a very advanced website that utilizes a lot of new web features to give users the experience of a lifetime.





That's my viewpoint. Facebook is a lot less cluttered and more easily operable...
Reply:both suck
Reply:both are a waste of time.
Reply:more protection on facebook.





myspace is very sketch
Reply:Myspace is the land of tools. Everyone is immature and annoying. Facebook steals your personal information (which you agree upon sign up to allow them to do) and they use it for statistical testing, and advertisement (they sell your information
Reply:myspace is cluttered because you have the ability to choose what ur profile looks like and it just looks messy and harder to find stuff on people's profile. facebook is organzied and easy to use, more privacy settings, fun applications, networks to join, more people and its easier to find people. myspace is boring and there is nothing to do on it. on facebook its easier to contact people and to find people and nothing is messy. you also get a daily feed of what your friends are doing on facebook and notifications when there is something new on your profile.
Reply:facebookis safer + u get to find ppl u no from school.


myspace is more dangerous and prone 2 viruses.
Reply:They're both horribly designed. But in reality it's all just a matter of preference.