Customizing a microid in myspace has been all the rage for many years now and everybody has a myspace profile now. Even if you didn't know it, you probably have some sort of link to myspace.com.

The revenge.com and dontdatehimgirl sites both started as a result of failed or problematic relationships developed on the popular site. Stories of young girls and boys prayed upon by adults have been slammed in the media of late. One must wonder what sort of good can come out of a site that seems to bring so much ill feelings.

Besides the mulltitude of spam pushed around on www.myspace.com there is also a good venue for upcoming musicians and entertainers to self promote. Stories that would never have made a publication are read every day by blog addicts searching the myspace forums for juicy bits. And friends have been managing to keep in contact from a long distance with something more interesting than just the occasional email stating that they are alive and well.

People love to customize. The ability for a user to change their personal page on myspace will be a phenom that will stick with the current and future generations of surfers, bloggers, and webmasters. Myspace has given the perfect venue for someone to sate their customization addictions, and share to the world what they have done. Everyone wants their fifteen minutes and so they really want to do well on this to try to get as many people to notice them as possible.