some one make a myspace one :P But just make it as a person...& every one add's them. PLEASE Lol
Or if there is enough interest, i will make one.
liltimmy1300 Commited Dubber
70 posts · joined Jan 2007 ·
Aussieveedubbers group now on facebook
11CAB If ya got it....Baja it
4,674 posts · joined Aug 2002 ·
Here we go.....was in last weeks Sunday Mail in Brisbane
"Users caught in web tangle"
Nathan Connors
March 29, 2008 11:00pm
DISAFFECTED Facebook users – angry at difficulties deleting their accounts and personal information – have flooded a protest group designed to help people leave the site.
The group, called "How To Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account", has grown from fewer than 4000 members at the start of last month to more than 14,000.
Those seeking to leave the site are not finding it as easy as joining.
The preferred option offered by Facebook is to "deactivate" an account.
This process does not delete the user's photographs, messages or list of friends.
Instead, Facebook merely stores the information away in case the user decides to rejoin the site, when they will find their profile just as they left it.
Before an account can be deactivated, Facebook wants to know why the user has turned against the site. It demands they agree to one of 10 reasons, which include: "I spend too much time using Facebook", "Facebook is resulting in social drama for me" and "I don't feel safe on the site".
Each selection carries suggestions on how to avoid the problem and stay with the site.
To permanently delete accounts, users previously had to individually delete each photograph, picture, friend and message before contacting Facebook staff to wipe out their profile.
After a storm of protest, Facebook provided a form designed to make it easier to leave.
But users are still reporting difficulties getting out.
Almost all information on the site pushes users towards deactivation.
If users are able to find the link to permanently delete their profile, they are thanked for their request and must then wait days for a response.
Even then some users say their account is still accessible, raising privacy concerns.
"Your profile is not deleted, only partially emptied of information and the possibility to log in removed," complained one user on the protest group, which is within the Facebook site.
"This is not an acceptable situation and can, regrettably, be seen as another attempt by Facebook to deceive its members."
Another member of the 'How To Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account' group offered a novel way to delete an account – violate the terms and conditions.
"It worked for me," he said.
"Users caught in web tangle"
Nathan Connors
March 29, 2008 11:00pm
DISAFFECTED Facebook users – angry at difficulties deleting their accounts and personal information – have flooded a protest group designed to help people leave the site.
The group, called "How To Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account", has grown from fewer than 4000 members at the start of last month to more than 14,000.
Those seeking to leave the site are not finding it as easy as joining.
The preferred option offered by Facebook is to "deactivate" an account.
This process does not delete the user's photographs, messages or list of friends.
Instead, Facebook merely stores the information away in case the user decides to rejoin the site, when they will find their profile just as they left it.
Before an account can be deactivated, Facebook wants to know why the user has turned against the site. It demands they agree to one of 10 reasons, which include: "I spend too much time using Facebook", "Facebook is resulting in social drama for me" and "I don't feel safe on the site".
Each selection carries suggestions on how to avoid the problem and stay with the site.
To permanently delete accounts, users previously had to individually delete each photograph, picture, friend and message before contacting Facebook staff to wipe out their profile.
After a storm of protest, Facebook provided a form designed to make it easier to leave.
But users are still reporting difficulties getting out.
Almost all information on the site pushes users towards deactivation.
If users are able to find the link to permanently delete their profile, they are thanked for their request and must then wait days for a response.
Even then some users say their account is still accessible, raising privacy concerns.
"Your profile is not deleted, only partially emptied of information and the possibility to log in removed," complained one user on the protest group, which is within the Facebook site.
"This is not an acceptable situation and can, regrettably, be seen as another attempt by Facebook to deceive its members."
Another member of the 'How To Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account' group offered a novel way to delete an account – violate the terms and conditions.
"It worked for me," he said.
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trickysimon 100km/h is only 9 seconds away
1,473 posts · joined Dec 2007 ·
How bout 1 for Bebo as well? 😁
Simon
Simon
foxy_fuchsia Insano Dub Head
803 posts · joined Mar 2005 ·
Yeah liltimmy let's do it! hehe
Twokombies Seriously Crusin Dubber
193 posts · joined Jul 2005 ·
11CAB wrote:Here we go.....was in last weeks Sunday Mail in Brisbane
"Users caught in web tangle"
Nathan Connors
March 29, 2008 11:00pm
DISAFFECTED Facebook users – angry at difficulties deleting their accounts and personal information – have flooded a protest group designed to help people leave the site.
The group, called "How To Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account", has grown from fewer than 4000 members at the start of last month to more than 14,000.
Those seeking to leave the site are not finding it as easy as joining.
The preferred option offered by Facebook is to "deactivate" an account.
This process does not delete the user's photographs, messages or list of friends.
Instead, Facebook merely stores the information away in case the user decides to rejoin the site, when they will find their profile just as they left it.
Before an account can be deactivated, Facebook wants to know why the user has turned against the site. It demands they agree to one of 10 reasons, which include: "I spend too much time using Facebook", "Facebook is resulting in social drama for me" and "I don't feel safe on the site".
Each selection carries suggestions on how to avoid the problem and stay with the site.
To permanently delete accounts, users previously had to individually delete each photograph, picture, friend and message before contacting Facebook staff to wipe out their profile.
After a storm of protest, Facebook provided a form designed to make it easier to leave.
But users are still reporting difficulties getting out.
Almost all information on the site pushes users towards deactivation.
If users are able to find the link to permanently delete their profile, they are thanked for their request and must then wait days for a response.
Even then some users say their account is still accessible, raising privacy concerns.
"Your profile is not deleted, only partially emptied of information and the possibility to log in removed," complained one user on the protest group, which is within the Facebook site.
"This is not an acceptable situation and can, regrettably, be seen as another attempt by Facebook to deceive its members."
Another member of the 'How To Permanently Delete Your Facebook Account' group offered a novel way to delete an account – violate the terms and conditions.
"It worked for me," he said.
Sounds like the Hotel California.
You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave
liltimmy1300 Commited Dubber
70 posts · joined Jan 2007 ·
Who wants a myspace one? Lol
foxy_fuchsia Insano Dub Head
803 posts · joined Mar 2005 ·
Yeah let's make a MYSPACE page!!!!!!!!!! =D 😁😂
foxy_fuchsia Insano Dub Head
803 posts · joined Mar 2005 ·
bump 😵
aussiebaja Insano Dub Head
738 posts · joined Jun 2006 ·
face book worked for me
BETTER TO BE THOUGHT A FOOL THAN TO OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND REMOVE ALL DOUBT:puke
aintgotitmusthaveit Officially Full-On Dubber
295 posts · joined Jun 2006 ·
there now too~!
foxy_fuchsia Insano Dub Head
803 posts · joined Mar 2005 ·
Good stuff guys 👍
It has reached 101 members 😘
It has reached 101 members 😘
LIFE IN THE LOW LANE All people have the right to stupidity but some abuse the pr
2,534 posts · joined Mar 2007 ·
there now too....
ACCEPT THAT SOME DAYS YOU ARE THE PIDGEON AND SOME DAYS YOU ARE THE STATUE
Alder Outlaws VW Racing - check it out on fb!!
Alder Outlaws VW Racing - check it out on fb!!
amazeer Bishop of Volkswagenism
3,029 posts · joined Nov 2005 ·
fark. After about 40 minutes, I finally figured it out.
Nothing like usability!
Nothing like usability!
J BOMB Seriously Crusin Dubber
125 posts · joined Dec 2007 ·
done and done 🙂