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Facebook has become MySpace it just doesn't realize it yet...

• SllX 5y ago
  MySpace became “MySpace” in your example because there was Facebook to compare it to. MySpace was absolutely beloved by the people that used it at the time despite all of its faults. So what’s the “Facebook” that makes Facebook look like MySpace here? They have PR problems but that’s it. MySpace lost in the market.
  • docflabby 5y ago
    Facebook is in the process of "losing the market" My feed has slowly died on its own with no intervention as people seem to have disengaged with it, none of my friends post anymore or if they do Facebook doesn't want to show me. I only use it as a Gumtree replacement now to sell stuff because eBay got too expensive/annoying...
    • SllX 5y ago
      You make a very adulterous point. There was too a point where MySpace did feel stale. An anecdote isn’t data, but now you have me curious what the data looks like.