Hi Ken, Thanks for the invitation. I have to agree with you and Ian, my question is, where are the parents? I think it's the parents responsibilty to monitor what their children are doing on and off line, but you can look in the streets after 9:00P, and tell how that's going! I see a lot of parents using expensive computer equipment as babysitters, to keep the children out of their hair. It is such a shame that people do not want to take responsibility for their own actions, and want to place blame on everyone but themselves! Anyway that's my say. Helen Smith (205)332-1813

Hello Neil, Not sure what you were seeing or where. My blog's background is white and the font color is black. No images to mix with text. Here's the blog link again so you can double check. http://www.bizzyblogz.com/kennethsword/2524/MySpace+Is+Sued+For+%2430+Million+....html . Thanks for taking time to check it out. __________ Kenneth R Sword Jr Co-CEO - Bizzy Blogz http://www.bizzyblogz.com

Hi Ken, SORRY! It must be my old WebTV! What I got when I went to your blog was a very dark blue background and black letters. There was not enough contrast for me to be able to read it. As I say, it must be my WebTV.

Hello Kenneth, Where were the parents when she was spending her time on line. We cannot expect the internet to teach our children to be safe. That is our resposiblity. Rose

Hi Ken While I still (with my old WebTV) get a dark blue background and black letters, by hightlighting it, I was able to read it. Sadly, I see you think that somehow MySpace is responsible. Like what is MySpace supposed to do? Hire private investigators to go our and verify 7.5 Million peoples ages? IT IS NOT MYSPACE'S FAULT a VERY FEW people (when compared to their very massive membership) use MySpace for bad things. And it AMAZES me you would think they have some responsibility to check a persons age and/or what ever else. People are (and should be) expected to tell the truth when they fill forms out, it they are not honest, it is NOT the responsibility of MySpace to find out. So sorry Ken, you are in error when you think MySpace is responsible in any way.