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ModMySpace: Customize your MySpace profile Customize Forums Tutorials Home Contact Tables Posted by brandon on Thu, 15 Dec 2005 at 17:23:27 I have added a new forum called Contact Tables under the MySpace Forums. I have created a sticky post giving you the details on how to create your own contact tables. If you would like to look at this tutorial, then please visit this link: Creating Your Own Contact Tables . Also, in this forum I will be occassionally be posting new contact table designs. I just recently posted fifteen new designs, found here , which you can use in your MySpace profile! If you would like to post your own contact table creations, please do so, as there are always more new designs needed! Comments Another New Filter Posted by brandon on Fri, 04 Nov 2005 at 09:50:13 Another new filter has been added to MySpace which filters out ".swf". ".swf" files are Flash files, and so it seems MySpace is blocking out flash now. The word on the street has confirmed there is a Flash virus going around, which changes your default profile picture to a picture of Ali G. If you find your profile has been infected, edit your profile in safe mode and delete the code in your Books section. The infected flash code that makes it spread is put in there. Once you do this, you can then go back to your pictures and set your old picture back to the default. This filter only effects new Flash code entered. If you already have flash in your profile and you don't want to lose it, then DON'T EDIT YOUR PROFILE. This filter appears to only be temporary until the virus has stopped spreading. Also, the entire <embed> tag is now being replaced with <BlockedContent>. This means there can be no flash players, flash movies or flash games, which will work in your profile anymore. Although, I have heard that MySpace is working to bring the <embed> tag back. There was no mention how long or if Flash will be able to be embeded with it. EDIT: It looks like MySpace has removed the <embed> filter. So you should be able to add flash and other media to your profile once again. Comments Very Important MySpace Change Posted by brandon on Wed, 26 Oct 2005 at 15:26:17 It has come to my attention that MySpace has introduced a new filter in the customized code you paste in your profile. This new filter has undoubtedly messed up a majority of all the customized MySpace profiles. The filter that MySpace has enacted replaces all occurances of /* and */ with "..". Example: /* Make text blue */ font { color: Blue; } With the new filter, the previous statement will get converted to this: .. Make text blue */ font { color: Blue; } These symbols are used to display CSS comments, which makes is easy to distinguish what parts of the customized code does. If your profile is one of the profiles affected by this, and has been messed up for no reason, you will need to remove those comment lines. You can accomplish this in one of two ways. You can manually go in and edit your profile code and remove the comments yourself. Or, I have created a specalized form which takes your existing customized code and strips the comments. Click here to continue to the filter fix form. Comments Welcome! Welcome to ModMySpace! Customizing MySpace profiles has now been made easier. To create, edit, and generate a new custom look for your MySpace profile start by clicking on the " Customize " icon above. Also, be sure to check out our MySpace tutorials and interact in our many MySpace forums . Filter Fix MySpace has issued a new filter, which may affect the way your customized profile looks. Click here to go to filter fix form. Links Powered by phpBB | Design by phpBBStyles.com Content © ModMySpace
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MySpace.com-Safety Tips SafetyTips My name is Parry Aftab. I am an Internet privacy and security lawyer . I founded and run the world’s largest online safety and help group, WiredSafety.org . You may have seen me on TV ,read one of my books or heard about me in magazines or newspapers on Internet safety issues, especially those impacting kids. I get lots of e-mails and inquiries from parents about all types of Internet risks. Recently, I have been receiving a large number of inquiries from schools, parents, regulators and the media about social-networking websites. I decided that it was important to address parent concerns and answer their questions. Where better to do that than on the most popular of all social-networking sites, MySpace.com? MySpace.com and other similar sites are designed to allow people to share their creativity, pictures, and information with others. Sometimes people do this to find romance. Sometimes they do it to find friends with similar interest. While this may be okay for adults, it is not okay for kids. MySpace.com recognizes this, and prohibits anyone under 14 years of age from using their website. Unfortunately, while they may set rules to keep younger kids off the site, they can’t prevent kids from lying about their age, pretending to be 14 years of age or older. To address this, MySpace.com has developed special software to review the profiles of their members, to try and find anyone under age, based on information the members post about themselves. It’s not perfect, but it does help spot the underage members. While MySpace.com is doing its best to keep your children from using their website and lying about their age, it’s up to parents to do their job too. Parents need to talk with their children about not sharing personal information online. Personal information includes pictures, names and addresses, schools they attend, cell and phone numbers and many other less obvious things, such as the name of their school team, ethnic background and even a mall near your house. (You can learn more about how to talk to your kids and what you should be asking at WiredKids.org or WiredSafety.org . I am an Internet privacy and security lawyer and founded the all-volunteer Wired Safety Group. We can help you if things go wrong online, or you just have questions. We provide information, education and one-to-one help for victims of cyberabuse.) We at WiredSafety.org are developing a special program just for parents concerned about their kids using social-networking and online dating sites. It will teach you what you need to know about finding out if your child has a profile on one of these sites, how to review them and remove them, if you want to. It will also help you if your child is being cyberbullied using one of these sites or members from these sites, or is cyberbullying others. The best way to find out if your child has a profile on this or another similar site is to ask them. If you’re not sure that your child is being honest with you, you can search MySpace.com using their e-mail address, or by searching for their school. (You click on “search” and enter their email address or full name in the appropriate search box.) If you find that your child has a profile on the website, you should review it. It’s amazing how much you can learn about your child by reading their profiles. Does it contain personal information, such as their full name, address or phone numbers? Has your child posted photos? Are they photos of themselves or someone else? Are they sharing poems they write or provocative comments about themselves or others? If you want the profile removed (you must remove your child’s profile if they are under age), contact MySpace.com’s parental help staff or contact me at WiredSafety.org . If you want something removed from their profile, you can contact the parental help staff as well. Ultimately, protecting your child is your job. But you have lots of help. At WiredKids.org and WiredSafety.org thousands of volunteers donate their time to helping parents and children surf responsibly and safely. And we will be building a few tutorials here at MySpace.com to help parents and their children understand how to be careful when communicating publicly online. Ask them why they created the profile. You might learn that they wanted to share their thoughts with others, make new friends or even allow others in their school to get to know them better. But not all of their motives are as noble or safe. Some may be interested in meeting new romantic interests or role-playing inappropriately online. And when a young preteen lies about their age posing as a seventeen year old at the site, that can be a serious problem. Others in their late teens might approach your child thinking they were older. That’s bad for everyone. If you discover that your child is posting provocative comments or inappropriate images online, it’s time for the tough talk. The one about stranger dangers and how that cute eighteen year old boy they meet online may not be cute, may not be eighteen and may not be a boy. (Parents of young boys need to understand that their children are equally at risk. About one-third of the cases of Internet sexual exploitation are men exploiting boys.) Our children need to realize that there are real risks relating to meeting strangers offline, including murder. The first confirmed murder victim by an Internet sexual predator was thirteen when she died, three years ago May 2005. The risks are real, not matter how smart, sophisticated or tech savvy your kids are. We recommend the book, A Girl’s Life Online, by Katie Tarbox. We are also developing a few videos for teens teaching them about standard ploys used by Internet sexual predators to lure a young boy or girl into an offline meeting or sexual exploitation situations online. It’s not easy raising children anymore. It is even harder when the parent is expected to be expert in Internet, cell phone and interactive game risks. The good thing is that you’re not facing these challenges alone. We’re here to help. Just remember that while your kids may know more than you do about technology, you know more about life. And you are allowed to set the rules and enforce them. You’re still the parent! There is software you can install that will record what your kids say and post online. There is even one that will e-mail you reports at work. The ones I like best are made by Spectorsoft, and can be found at software4parents.com or spectorsoft.com . But don’t use them just to spy on your kids. Treat them like a security video camera in the corner of a bank. No one views the tapes unless and until there is a break-in. Do the same here. Check the program reports if something goes wrong. It will collect whatever you need for evidence and to help your child if something goes wrong. Also, check your parental control programs. Many, such as AOL’s and MSN’s, can block access to social-networking websites or other sites you think are inappropriate for your younger child. There are many other products you can purchase to block sites as well. (Check out software4parents.com to learn about and purchase some of these.) Just remember that the best filter is the one between your children’s ears. If you child is being bullied by another MySpace.com use online, check the terms of service first. If the bullying violates MySpace.com’s terms of service, report it to TOS and the offending comments and/or profile will be removed. If something serious occurs and you need to reach out to law enforcement, let them know that MySpace.com has created a special procedure for law enforcement inquiries, especially when the safety and well-being of its site users is involved. They should contact abuse@myspace.com. Cyberbullying is a growing problem. You can learn more about it, as well as how to prevent and handle cyberbullying incidents, at WiredSafety’s StopCyberbullying.org and InternetSuperheroes.org . WiredSafety.org also has a reportline link for victims of cyberbullying, their schools and parents where specially-trained volunteers assist victims of cyberstalking, harassment and cyberbullying without charge. If schools are looking for a presentation or program to address their students’ posting inappropriate profiles or using these websites while underage or other parent concerns, they should visit WiredSafety.org , WiredKids.org or Teenangels.org . Schools may find many of their students using a particular website. If the students are under 13, please notify MySpace.com’s help staff and their profiles will be removed immediately. Working together with schools and parents, we may be able to keep our kids off of website that are inappropriate for young children and teach them to make good choices online and offline. If you have other questions, contact me at askparry@wiredsafety.org. Stay safe. Parry Aftab , Esq. Executive Director, The Wired Safety Group ( wiredsafety.org ) Learn more about WiredSafety.org!