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Originally Posted by Matt 26z
Considering what he did, I'm going to disagree with this.
There are MANY companies who provide various types of content for free to go on MySpace profiles, and they simply cannot be allowed to switch that content out with something else for advertising purposes.
If you want to advertise on MySpace, talk to their advertising department.
Just imagine if one of the music video providers started popping ads. Stuff like that just doesn't fly. Put yourself in MySpace's position. Especially with the media taking a closer look at the content of their profiles. They can't have XXX popups on the profiles. This is just common sense.
I'd like to know what planet some of you are living on.
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Like I said, Myspace has no right or authority to say what he has on his server. If they had a problem with it, they can block his server from their networks. If that was my host, I would already be moved and have the file back online popping up on Myspace.