I must conclude it is after what I’ve been through.

I got my account suspended. Why you ask? Because I criticized another user, because I had an opinion. What ensued was this person I criticized asking his thousands of followers to accuse my account of spam (falsely accuse). “Just send a message @spam with the name of his account” he told his followers, he added “If you do this for me, I’ll add you to my user following”. So far it’s clear I was dealing with a psycho but that’s ok, he’s free to be one. What mattered to me was getting Twitter to realize it did a mistake, the accusations were false and this was just a way to shut me up, a sort of bullying.
By then I was already quite disappointed with the fact that Twitter suspends accounts automatically. I don’t know what the exact number is but if they receive a certain amount of complaints about an account, they automatically suspend it and only later check if they did the right thing.
The Twitter sentence came: “In this case “impersonation” is the issue. Impersonation is against our terms of service unless it’s parody. The standard for defining parody is, “Would a reasonable person be aware that it’s a joke.””
Yes a reasonable person would, there’s hundreds or thousands of “parody” accounts, people get it, they’re reasonable but I guess Twitter considers their users dumb.

The only thing I could do in this situation was to create another account. Take in count every rule and it’s subjectivity so they couldn’t accuse me of anything. I did, but I continued sharing my opinions so the psycho (havidaemmarkl) repeated is scheme and guess what, a few hours later my account had been suspended. I couldn’t wait to hear what Twitter had to say. They deleted my first two requests for an explanation, what rule did I brake was my insisting question. Finally they replied:
“You created an account. It violated our terms of service. It was suspended. You created another account. It, too, violated our terms of service; it also violated our terms of service by being created.
You will not be reinstated on any account; if you create additional accounts, those will also be suspended.”
Wow! Did they just say that? I had to read it a couple of times to make sure. Democracy out of the window and that’s that. If you can turn your followers against someone with fewer followers, they go straight out of the window like it happened to me, no questions asked.

My final take: Myspace is the easiest/best overall. You can browse your zipcode/school….or search people’s names and you’ll find them instantly. No need to even sign up, you can even browse people by age/race/realtionship status/body type. It is a simple site that allows you to decorate your page with themes, music and pictures however you want to.

Facebook has a lot of flaws. You can’t even see anyone until you’re signed up to their freaking network. And even THEN that person might be on private. You cannot change your network more than once in 60 DAYS! You cannot join several network locations if you’re someone who travels/moved as a kid. Searching people takes forever if you already signed up to say, los angelos network…and you’re looking for someone in new york. Search goes in order to networks closest to the one you have. Facebook needs to STOP this network bullcrap right away. Do what myspace does…have a profile, put it on private or don’t put it on private. How SIMPLE is that? They also have a horrible picture setting. There are like 1000 different ways to look at peoples photos, and each section divides them up. It took me weeks to even realize my friend had more photos available because they were scattered in 100 different sections. There are only TWO things facebook has over myspace. One is, you don’t have to hear everyone’s obnoxious music playing every single time you click on their page like you do on myspace….and you have less random friend requests. Thats IT.

Twitter has zero positives, and nobody is even on that damn site.