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ORIGINAL: wandersalone This comment of yours below is a fundamental difference we may have in our attitude towards the whole friends thing. I view the people whom I let add and those that I add as people whom I know offline or that I have grown to know online through emails or forums we inhabit .... they are not opportunities or possibilities or anything else. They are people whom I already know I like and/or admire. quote:
ORIGINAL: sobayblackmaster I can relate to rejecting what could be referred to as the "myspace" tendency to collect long lists of meaningless names, but I ask:who really knows in what clothing opportunity will arrive at their doorstep? I think the difference between comparing the friends list to myspace is a bit pointless in reality. Myspace isn't and wasn't fundementally a dating site. It is and always has been a networking one, even if people do treat it like a pick up joint from time to time. People primarily come on a site like this to find others for some sort of relationship - whether that is play or something longer term is bytheby. Myspace, for people like me, gives me the oppotunity to find new bands or writers I might not come across in day to day life. It gives me the chance to meet and network with other photographers, with actors, with people from the arts. I get to hear in advance about displays, exhibitions and I get to participate. And, without it, I just may have never met the man I am with today - but the difference is there was no intent to date in the first place - it just happened. Whereas a place like here - the intent in general is to date, fuck or play. The networking comes a second on a site like this and even though people like Darcy and I still use it for networking only, it's not the primary goal for the majority. the.dark.
< Message edited by Darcyandthedark -- 11/18/2008 3:54:42 AM >
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