Reply to "Friendster.com"

hatchesSage

In addition to the rumors of trying to turn this crappy and shakey beta program into a pay site, it now seems that Friendster is selectively and vindictively enforcing their rather vague TOS and deleting profiles right and left for a variety of reasons. That would mean that someone like Ian Curtis (above) might be banned. But not necessarily. Unless Ian tried to re-invite someone who was banned back in. Or, rumor has it, was overly critical of the site in the Message Board area. Then he would be banned most surely.
I was just curious as to whether anyone on these boards has had similar disenchanting experiences with The Friendster Team...
I have initiated correspondence with the CEO, and thus far have only received an automated response.

[This message was edited by hatches on 09-19-03 at 03:52 AM.]

9/19/033:39 AM

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