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Where Social Networking Fails
Posted May 22, 2008 | by Rich Menga | 1 Comment
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Drew
23. May, 2008
The thing I don’t get is why even say it’s prohibited at all? If the PC’s are prohibited from accessing MySpace, how can anyone be “discovered on the site”?
No one will be “discovered” if the site’s access is “prohibited” so why even bother with a sign? LOL