I think this is an important thing to consider when people compare the demise of Myspace with what Facebook will face in the future. Myspace was never even a fr

I think this is an important thing to consider when people compare the demise of Myspace with what Facebook will face in the future. Myspace was never even a fraction of what Facebook is today, Facebook has achieved "global brand" status because it came along at the perfect time, just as the internet was growing in popularity and becoming "accepted" as something to use Facebook was there, growing and providing something for internet-uninclined people to use, unlike Myspace which was arguably "ahead of the curve" and didn't cater to the average Facebook user. This graph is excellent evidence.