MySpace.com has announced it will be holding a mock presidential election in January. MySpace apparently believes this will help show candidates where they stand with the overwhelming number of members MySpace has. My greatest fear realized? More people voting in the MySpace election than the real election. My second greatest fear? Candidates adjusting strategies to try and win "the Myspace vote." After all, the majority of people who are interested in MySpace enough to vote in their silly mock elections are the people who don't vote anyways and in many cases the people who can't vote anyways since this election will be open to everyone living within the USA, even those under the age of 18, non-registered voters, and non-citizens.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Reaction: MySpace users to elect the next (virtual) President
MySpace.com has announced it will be holding a mock presidential election in January. MySpace apparently believes this will help show candidates where they stand with the overwhelming number of members MySpace has. My greatest fear realized? More people voting in the MySpace election than the real election. My second greatest fear? Candidates adjusting strategies to try and win "the Myspace vote." After all, the majority of people who are interested in MySpace enough to vote in their silly mock elections are the people who don't vote anyways and in many cases the people who can't vote anyways since this election will be open to everyone living within the USA, even those under the age of 18, non-registered voters, and non-citizens.
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