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[Michael MacLennan]

Right so I have a band website, and a website for my own little songs that fall outside that remit.

I guess the latter is in a way a 'personal' page, but it's the same format as for a band. So, I was wondering, what do I miss by not having a 'personal' space, apart from not having the details of my age, spinster status, etc published on my page? What do I miss out on? Is there this huge network of funky people having the best time of their lives, and I'm not invited? Are there certain things omitted from a band space that would be cool to have? In short, is there any point to creating a personal myspace site in addition to the other sites I have?

In fact, is there a point, full stop?

[New Disorder]

No fringe benefits. No point. Stick with what you've got!

[Michael MacLennan]

Thanks will do, the last thing myspace needs is an army of Michael MacLennan clone sites conquering the entire internet with their sheer ruckus primo rock.

[shaun]

no point at all

some musically inclined people are even choosing to have band pages instead.

[Michael MacLennan]

Originally Posted by shaun

no point at all

some musically inclined people are even choosing to have band pages instead.

Yeah, that's what I did. Take that, Murdoch! Kappow!