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The bottom line is that there isn't another social networking site that has offered the features that the market wants. And now that everyone is on MySpace, it's kind of hard to leave it because whats the point of going to another site when all of your friends and contacts are already on MySpace? It is a badly programmed site, and the servers do indeed suck ass. However, that isn't terribly important because the site does what it's meant to do, and most "regular" people aren't as nerdy about programming quality as webmasters are. MySpace already has the market share, and if they continue to upgrade the product and serve their market, they won't be going anywhere.
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