Banning Myspace - Comments Page 3

All those websites that are listed above to go to myspace.com does not work for me. I hope there is a that will definitely get me to myspace.com, does anybody know of a website that will do that. I am asking because I do not.

Mannnn watever myspace aint that bad, everyone thinks it is BUT its NOTTT!! The only way its bad is if someone abuses it by talking to someone they dont know. you can set your profile to private. DUh! I have a myspace and my parents know i have one but they dont care cause they know i want abuse it and mine is private, so i think Banning myspace is sooo freackin GAYYY!!

EDITOR'S NOTE: Does Myspace offer spelling, grammar and punctuation lessons?

Wow, tough act to follow. Anyway. I totally agree with the Network Administrator (Ace; August 28, 2006 07:55 PM). As an IT student who's currently studying networking, my college has experienced severe bandwith problems (over the past two weeks) to the point that my Programming and A+ classes couldn't cover half the material. The main culprits were other students were downloading material on MySpace and music-related sites.

Besides, I though the purpose for school is to learn, not to learn to illegally hack or break into the network, which of course, cause numerous security issues.

To Jack (November 21, 2006 01:07 PM): Bottom line is: Neither porn or MySpace are school-related, thus it's hard to justify one from the other.

It's a school's prerogative to set up an internet usage policy. They have every right to mandate use of their network resources. If kids don't like that, chalk it down to valuable experience for work - most jobs that have internet access also have internet policies in place.

Secondly, its not a librarians job to babysit kids who would otherwise be blocked from accessing sites at school or home. While Librarians are there to help you find reading resources, they also have to make sure the resources are available to everyone. If you want to socialize, you should do it in private, not using a system dedicated for academic use.

And finally, kids who claim their constitutional rights are being taken away, also seem to forget those rights are extended to legally -aged citizens of the US. If you're a minor, you have no rights. Your parents and other adults charged with your welfare have the right to set limitations for your protection and to insure the safety of everyone. If you don't like that - tough. When you're 18, you can petition congress to change the age laws. Thank you.

Whats so wrong with myspace or anything else to acually block it? At my school, almost everything is blocked; from myspace to music...

EDITOR'S NOTE: Most likely excessive bandwidth demands from those sites is the real problem...

i dont know what you people are talking about but myspace can keep you in touch with friends family and you can reconnect with people you havent seen in a long time so if you want to block myspace or ban it forever its not going to work

Use a proxy. This one is easy to use: http://www.mysecureisp.com

Best solution is a proxy, but until recently there was no way they would work since Myspace changed somethin. Try to use: http://www.proxymy.com to work

can u give me internet adresses so i can get onto myspace

if you want to get on myspace at work, college or school go here www.anysite4u.com