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Deleting peoples content that they've built up over a decade _without warning_ is a really terrible thing to do, although yes it's a new company with a new prod
by citricsquid 13y ago
Deleting peoples content that they've built up over a decade _without warning_ is a really terrible thing to do, although yes it's a new company with a new product, they should have at least shown some goodwill towards the previous users. Photographs, comments, messages, blogs, these are things that mean a lot to a wide variety of people, if they must delete them then so be it but doing it without notice and without providing downloadable archives is just beyond unreasonable, it's completely disrespectful.
For anyone curious, there is no further response from Myspace in the linked topic, the response marking the issue resolved is the only message, the 19 pages are just angry and upset (ex)users. Hopefully they haven't actually deleted the data and are frantically setting up an export process.