Censors, yes, but not in the way you’re thinking.
Myspace has recently been compromising Net Neutrality.
Suppose you type in a link for http://rewer.com, then Myspace will just delete it.
It’s not just rewer but other small video and pic hosting sites.
This is a tactic to keep business at Myspace.
Net Neutrality usually isn’t compromised in this way.
It’s usually companies like AT&T and Comcast have been blocking sites their customers can go to all together.
This doesn’t hurt the large companies like youtube, Myspace, and AT&T. It hurts the small companies that don’t have billions of dollars.
It hurts you, also. It takes quality content that’s not the norm away from you.
Entertainment that’s new.
So let Tom know of his mistake.
Tom’s Myspace
Send him a message or start a chain bulletin and let it make it across myspace.
I think I know the reason they block small sites, and not big ones. Think about it, most people know what youtube is even if they don’t use myspace, so myspace probably knows that the user will go to youtube even if they do block their site. When myspace blocks a smaller site that most people don’t know about, that’s most likely one less visitor they will get, and myspace not allowing links to it will not help page rank like it would otherwise.